HeyJaredThe Charity Show
The show for charity insiders, by charity insiders. Hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley tackle the topics that matter for charity staff, fundraisers and supporters.
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The Journalist's Charity: The pressures on journalists, Dickens and Queen Camilla - with CEO James Brindle (opens the original)
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James Brindle spent nearly 20 years as a journalist before taking the helm at one of the UK's oldest charities. In this episode, the CEO of the Journalists' Charity joins Tim and Piers to unpack an extraordinary history, one that starts with Charles Dickens in 1864 and now carries the patronage of Queen Camilla. From financial hardship to online abuse, James explains what modern journalism support really looks like. In this episode... The Journalists' Charity was founded in 1864 by Charles Dicke
Rebranding in-house: Julian House becomes Alongside - with Zoe Conn and Keira Park (opens the original)
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Changing your charity's name is never just a logo refresh. On this episode of The Charity Show, Tim Beynon and Piers Townley are joined by Zoe Conn (Fundraising and Development Director) and Keira Park (Marketing and Comms Manager) from Alongside, formerly Julian House, to unpack how the Bath-based charity rebuilt its identity from the ground up after a legal dispute forced a name change. From stakeholder research to donor retention, this is a masterclass in how to lead a rebrand from inside a s
Why charity comms professionals are burning out - with Adeela Warley, Chief Executive, Charity Comms (opens the original)
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One in three charity comms professionals is currently burnt out, and an equal number are planning to leave the sector altogether. In their landmark 50th episode, Tim Beynon and Piers Townley are joined by returning guest Adeela Warley, Chief Executive of CharityComms, to unpack what her organisation's latest Salary and Organisational Culture Survey reveals about burnout across charity communications teams, and why the values-driven nature of our sector makes it so hard for people to say no. In t
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