Who Cares?
Engaging audiences on their terms is essential to survival. For many the hard work to do this may have begun but let’s face it we’re not there yet.
It’s time to sit up, listen to what people want and take action. The charity sector is in crisis and it’s time to act. So let ‘Who Cares?’ help you to help those who matter most – the audiences you engage.
News, thinking, interviews and case studies
All the latest from around our membership.
Standing out from the crowd at Christmas – how to succeed (and fail)
CharityComms podcast: Talking passion, determination and great comms with Zoe Guy and Tom Madders
Aligning your strategy amidst a pandemic
Events
Inspiring Communicator Awards 2020 and Winter Social
We’ll be announcing the 2020 Inspiring Communicator Awards winners at this online evening do – an occasion to toast truly inspiring third sector communicators.
Who cares? Building audience-centred engagement strategies in the non-profit sector
As we leave behind one of the strangest years of our lives, there has never been a more important time to review and renew our engagement strategies. If 2020 was a time of rapid response and transformation, then 2021 should be a time for taking stock and refocusing our efforts, to ensure our brands reflect […]
Resources for Small Charities
Being small doesn’t mean you can’t achieve big things, but working with limited budgets and resources can present unique challenges. If you are small in size but mighty in ambition check out the resources we have available just for you.
Membership
Our members are what makes CharityComms special. So if you are looking for a supportive network of charity sector peers look no further. Join our community of more than 8,000 professionals working in UK charities and not-for-profits, covering all aspects of communications, digital, campaigns and fundraising.
Listen to the podcast
Who doesn’t love a podcast? Tune into the CharityComms podcast to hear inspiring stories from across the charity sector network.
Latest jobs
Charity vacancies in communications from around the sector.
Digital Editor
Full-Time, London, £32,900 - £34,700 (subject to experience) with excellent benefits
Junior digital producer
Full-Time, London, £24,474
Head of fundraising and communications
Part-time, London, £50,000
Digital benchmark
Join the growing group of 70+ UK charities who are already pooling their digital data in order to compare and evaluate their online performance. Get involved to find out how your charity compares.
