• Emphasis on interconnectedness between international fundraising networks, including the introduction of a new cooperative model for ethical and sustainable fundraising, with insights from Belgium’s Greenpeace, Amnesty, Plan International, Oxfam, and Stichting tegen Kanker.
• New models of cooperation (like the Belgian F2F Cooperative “Goodturn”)
• Breaking traditional fundraising approaches

Our sessions and workshops on this theme:

• Sharing is Caring: the importance of interconnectedness of international F2F networks – Nadine Kölzig & Cristina Beldarrain Gonzalo – Monday, 14:45-16:00 and Tuesday, 16;30-17:45
• The Third Way: Transforming F2F with Cooperation – Joyce Broways – Monday, 14:45-16:00 and Tuesday, 11;30-12:45
• Why turf management and incidents are an NGO management issue – Allana Carson-Woodley – Tuesday, 11;30-12:45 and Wednesday, 11:30-12:45
• Relaunching from a Standing Start – Oxfam GB’s F2F Journey – Josh White – Wednesday, 10:15-11:00

• Exploring digital training methods for F2F fundraisers, including challenges and future trends
• Integrating technology into fundraising strategies
• Adapting to changing donor communication methods

Our sessions and workshops on this theme:

• From Silos to Synergy: Uniting Programme and F2F Fundraising Teams for Excellence – Ram Ranjan Prasad & Wannaphen Silaphusith – Monday, 14:45-16:00 and Tuesday, 16:30-17:45
• The Future and Challenges of Digital Training in F2F Fundraising – Jules D’Oca – Tuesday, 16:30-17:45

• Self-regulation frameworks for F2F
• Focus on transparency and accountability
• Developing principles-based codes of conduct
• Creating trust with donors and the public
• Quality Test: Strategic approaches to fundraising, quality acquisition, and real-world success stories from UNICEF in Thailand and Panama.

Our sessions and workshops on this theme:

• Quality Quest – Karla Cordero & Michael Cronin – Tuesday, 10:15-11:00
• Helping you fundraise sustainably, ethically and effectively. In any circumstance. – Angela Norton & Matt Radford – Tuesday, 11:30-12:45 and Wednesday, 11:30-12:45
• The Value of 1% – Shifting the dial and raising more in your Face2Face program – David Pettigrew – Tuesday, 11;30-12:45 and Wednesday, 11:30-12:45
• Building Trust and Sustainability: How Self-Regulation Strengthens and Future-Proofs Your Charity’s Fundraising – Angela Norton – Tuesday, 16:30-17:45

• Strategies to improve long-term supporter relationships
• Reducing donor attrition
• Creating meaningful donor experiences
• Innovative approaches like prize-based campaigns

Our sessions and workshops on this theme:

• From Silos to Synergy: Uniting Programme and F2F Fundraising Teams for Excellence – Ram Ranjan Prasad & Wannaphen Silaphusith – Monday, 14:45-16:00 and Tuesday, 16:30-17:45
• Winning Donor Loyalty – Cindy Morgan & Michael Scully – Tuesday, 15:15-16:00

• Making F2F fundraising accessible to smaller nonprofits. With case studies from the American Children’s Cancer Benevolence Fund and Autism Spectrum Disorder Foundation.
• Bridging gaps between programme and F2F fundraising teams
• Developing skills and empowering F2F fundraising professionals. Including how coaching can transform connections and leadership, with practical exercises and tools.
• Creating a “winning culture” in fundraising organisations. With practical insights into creating a win-win culture with F2F agencies, including considerations for regular giving programs and retention strategies.

Our sessions and workshops on this theme:

• F2F IS for Small Nonprofits too! – Sherry Bell & Ken Petterson – Monday, 14:45-16:00
• Coaching and the Art of Empowering Relationships – Jules D’Oca & Alin Dinu – Monday, 14:45-16:00 and Wednesday, 11:30-12:45
• From Silos to Synergy: Uniting Programme and F2F Fundraising Teams for Excellence – Ram Ranjan Prasad & Wannaphen Silaphusith – Monday, 14:45-16:00 and Tuesday, 16;30-17:45
• The Circle of Success – Creating a Winning Culture for you and your F2F agency – Carl Young – Tuesday, 10:15-11:00

• Utilising behavioural science and analytics
• Improving F2F fundraising effectiveness through data
• Tracking and optimising key performance indicators (KPIs)
• Leveraging data to improve donor experiences and outcomes

Our sessions and workshops on this theme:

• Global Face-to-Face Fundraising Survey 2024/25 – Daniel McDonnell & Jacob Møllemose – Monday, 17:15-18:00
• Instant Clinique / Burning Questions and Instant Clinique / The Fireside Talk – Roland Csaki & Ruth Williams – Monday, 18:00-18:30 and Tuesday, 14:00-14:30
• Challenges and issues in F2F fundraising – Combining science and data processing to fix your fundraising – Ilja De Coster – Tuesday, 14:30 – 15:15

• We’ll be exploring the evolution of F2F fundraising with a look ahead to the future.
• We’ll also examine how programme and fundraising teams to improve collaboration and achieve sustainable results, with a case study from UNICEF Thailand

Our sessions and workshops on this theme:

• Sharing is Caring: the importance of interconnectedness of international F2F networks – Nadine Kölzig & Cristina Beldarrain Gonzalo – Monday, 14:45-16:00 and Tuesday, 16;30-17:45
• The Third Way: Transforming F2F with Cooperation – Joyce Broways – Monday, 14:45-16:00 and Tuesday, 11;30-12:45
• Carrying the message: The evolution of face to face fundraising – Daniel McDonnell – Tuesday, 09:30-10:15
• Quality Quest – Karla Cordero & Michael Cronin – Tuesday, 10:15-11:00
• The Future of F2F – Gill Marshall – Tuesday, 15:15-16:00
• Building Trust and Sustainability: How Self-Regulation Strengthens and Future-Proofs Your Charity’s Fundraising – Angela Norton – Tuesday, 16:30-17:45