09:00 - 11:30, Tuesday 8 November, CIWEM, London
Join our exclusive briefing this November as we discuss & debate the role of society lotteries; our panel will address the regulation surrounding lottery fundraising, best practice & how to maximise earning potential and the future of lottery fundraising programmes.
This event is designed to provide space for charities to debate with other charities. As a result, there are no corporate spaces available and we will withdraw places booked by non-charity delegates. We will issue a refund minus an administration fee of 15%.
If you are interested in sponsoring a future FFT please contact Yvette on 020 7819 1202 or via [email protected].
Programme
08 November 2016
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9.00AM - 9.25AMMorning coffee and informal networkingMorning coffee and informal networking
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9.25AM - 9.30AMChair's welcomeStephen Cotterill, editor, Fundraising Magazine
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9.30AM - 9.35AMIce-breakersIce-breakers
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9.35AM - 9.55AMCase study: Diabetes UK
This session will explore how society lotteries have been utilised an effective fundraising tool and the potential they show for a self-sustaining fundraising model. Pauline McCulloch will share the role of the lottery at Diabetes UK in targeting and engaging a more diverse pool of donors, and the strategy implemented to retain them. How are they addressing the inherent challenges around retention and regulation?
Pauline McCulloch, supporter acquisition manager, Diabetes UK -
9.55AM - 10.15AMA big tool for a small charity?
David Griffiths will discuss facing fierce competition from the larger ‘superbrands’ across the marketplace, how to effectively utilise lotteries in a small charity and how to get heard ‘above the noise’ of other society lotteries.
David Griffiths, Chief Executive Officer, The Hospice Lottery Partnership
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10.15AM - 10.40AMCoffee breakCoffee break
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10.40AM - 11.00AMState of play
Do current regulations governing lotteries reflect the importance of this revenue stream, and how does this impact their scope for growth?
Rachel Ruxton, head of communications, People’s Postcode Lottery
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11.00AM - 11.30AMWhere do we go now? Q&A
Have we reached a saturation point with lotteries, and how can charities implement this as an effective fundraising tool in a digital landscape?
Testimonials
Very inspiring speakers
Excellent choice of speakers, great mix of attendees. Very timely subject matter
Inspiring! A really great mix of experience from the sector.
Really inspiring speakers, lots of enthusiasm and energy early in the morning
Really enjoyed the learning, a very interesting and diverse group of attendees
Prices
Early bird by 14 October
£40*
Standard fee (after 14 October)
£50*
*All prices exc VAT
This event is designed to provide space for charities to debate with other charities. As a result, there are no corporate spaces available and we will withdraw places booked by non-charity delegates. We will issue a refund minus an administration fee of 15%.
