Episode 2 of The Connected Giving Show airs today
Howard Lake | 1 October 2018 | News
Today will see the second episode of The Connected Giving Show broadcast live. Created by ‘connected giving’ specialists GivePenny, the show is one of the first fundraising-specific video channels.
The show host is once again Lee Clark, ‘Founder, Chief Everything Officer and Idea Ninja’ of GivePenny. You can tune it at 4pm today to watch him talk about the Imagine Dragons and Angry Birds collaboration for the Tyler Robinson Foundation.
GivePenny is focused on linking the many creative and fun activities that people across the country already engage in to fundraising. The initial focus is on online gaming but they are already expanding to include sporting activities like running, hence their integration with activity app Strava.
Guests this week
This episode’s guests are Sara Johnson, Fundraising Manager – Macmillan Birmingham, the Black Country and Staffordshire, and Cheryl Attwood, volunteer for Macmillan Birmingham, the Black Country and Staffordshire. They will be talking with Lee about The Macbrum Campaign.
Fundraising news
The Connected Giving Show will feature fundraising news throughout the show, and examples of novel or particularly successful campaigns. For example, Anne Howell, complementary therapist at the Mary Stevens Hospice in Dudley recently joined the charity’s CEO (as he marked his 65th birthday) cycling from Lands end to John O’Groats to raise funds for the charity.
In addition the Connected Giving Show will feature some of the latest news exclusively from UK Fundraising, including our coverage of older people getting inked for charity.
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Watch The Connected Giving Show
The Connected Giving Show will be streamed at 4pm via GivePenny’s Twitch channel, Facebook page, and Twitter account. If you can’t watch it live it will the recording will be available on each of those channels.
Or watch it here live from 4pm:
Watch live video from givepennyuk on www.twitch.tv
About Howard Lake
Howard Lake is consultant editor of UK Fundraising. He founded the site in 1994 and successfully sold it in 2022. As director of Giving X Ltd he is exploring growing giving on a massive scale.
He is the founder of Fundraising Camp and co-founder of GoodJobs.