In this blog, Chartered Institute of Fundraising Head of Scotland, Hazel Crombie, shares how trustees,might be quite simple for certain types of fundraising, but for others - especially new areas such as digital,members have found that reverse mentoring sessions have really helped improve trustees’ knowledge of digital,fundraising, which has led to them winning investment into innovative new projects.

to create more responsive, efficient, and effective organisations based on more balanced, motivated, innovative,Covid-19 continues to be the most prominent challenge to projects planning digital inclusion projects,planning for digital inclusion in communities.,“Our Digital Champions might suffer from stage fright.”,Our How to Guide for Digital Inclusion is a great resource for this!

delivering services, by giving the sector a voice at a national level and promoting and supporting innovation,skills through training and useful volunteer development tools, policies and guidesoffer a one stop digital,volunteering through partners, funders, Government, and policy makerswork with others to support projects, innovation,organisations employ over 135,000 paid staff – a third more than the 100,000 staff employed in the digital