In these 'Ways to use Guild' articles, we're featuring examples of what Guild users have created with our ad-free, private platform that's purpose-built for creating groups, communities and networks on mobile. In this article, we look at how Guild can be used to help charities organise their work and connect
Many charities are dependent on volunteers to deliver their work. But it takes time and resources to recruit, train, engage and retain volunteers. It's also vital that volunteers feel valued and connected to the charity's mission. How do you achieve all this with tight budgets, small teams and looming deadlines?
Small Charity Leaders Club is a cohort-based 6 month programme that connects “anyone who wears all the hats at their small charity”. Participants include charity founders, trustees, managers, and CEOS. Course leader Vic Hancock Fell is founder of Fair Development, a social enterprise that provides affordable freelance support, consultancy and
InnovateHer is a social enterprise whose mission is “to get girls ready for the tech industry, and the industry ready for girls”. Their programmes encourage role models in STEM (Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) professions to share their experiences in schools. The objective is to spark interest in STEM-related careers
The Beacon Collaborative is a charitable trust whose mission is to encourage and support wealthy donors and social investors in the UK to give more and to give better. Founders Matthew Bowcock CBE and Cath Dovey share the same philosophy. They believe when philanthropists learn from each other, they gain
We’re taking part in #GivingTuesday for a fourth year by offering an enterprise version of our online community platform for charities in the UK and US.
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