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.
Strategy events
Strategy news, thinking, interviews and case studies
Highlights from around our membership.

How a holistic approach to digital strategy delivered big results for the #SecondChances campaign

Pivoting a team to working agile in lockdown: tips from experience

How to discover a new way of storytelling by using agile and innovative ideas
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, campaigns and fundraising.

Strategy resources
Evergreen, useful stuff.

Beyond the organogram – The rise of agile in charity marketing and comms

Beyond the organogram – Shaping comms teams for future challenges

Beyond the organogram – How to build a stronger audience focus

Storyfest
Online event (July 14-16) now on demand
If you weren’t able to join us for our first ever Storyfest – an online festival dedicated to the art of honest and authentic storytelling. You can still catch up on the three days of inspiring live talks and thought-provoking panel discussions as well as resources galore by registering for on demand access.

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 strategy jobs
Our listings have the best, latest strategy job vacancies in the charity sector in the UK.

Brand marketing executive
Full-time, Haywards Heath, £41,510 plus attractive benefits package

Senior equalities officer
Full-time, Haywards Heath, Starting salary - £55,742 rising to £58,676 per annum plus attractive benefits package

Certification officer – producer
Full-time, Bristol, £23,254