The Charity Show

In this episode of The Charity Show, Tim and Piers explore the power of celebrity involvement in charity work with Zoe Conn, Fundraising and Development Director at Julian House. They discuss how personal connections can lead to impactful partnerships with high-profile figures like Dominic West and Russell Howard, helping to raise awareness and funds for crucial causes.They cover:T

Welcome back to The Charity Show Bites! Your bitesize charity sector fix - quick, sharp, and packed with surprises between our main episodes.This week, Tim and Piers dive into the weirdest and most unexpected donations charities have ever received. From bizarre charity shop finds to a viral Tinder date disaster that led to a fundraiser, this episode proves that generosity comes in

In this episode of The Charity Show, Tim Beynon and Piers Townley are joined by Steffy Bechelet from Brainkind and Hannah Williams from Women's Aid to explore the critical but often-overlooked link between domestic abuse and brain injury.They discuss: The shocking prevalence of brain injuries among domestic abuse survivors and why greater awareness is urgently needed. How Brain

Welcome to the first-ever episode ofThe Charity Show Bites! A brand-new bitesize series bringing you quick-fire insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and unexpected truths from the charity sector—perfect for keeping you going between our main fortnightly episodes ofThe Charity Show.🎭How many hats do you wear? We explore the weirdest, most unexpected tasks charity professionals

How can film help charities tell their most powerful stories? In this episode of The Charity Show, hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley dive into the world of charity films with special guest Simon Burton, founder of the Smiley Charity Film Awards.From viral success stories to emotional storytelling, this episode explores:How the Smiley Charity Film Awards became the UK’s biggest c

How can charities better connect with young people—and why does it matter? In this episode of The Charity Show, hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley explore the vital role of young people in shaping the charity sector’s future.They sit down with Mel Kelly and Catherine Hogan, inspiring Young Ambassadors for The Brain Tumour Charity, who share their personal journeys and the uniqu

What do Meta’s latest changes, major donor philanthropy, and Snoop Dogg have in common? They’re all shaping the future of the charity sector—and we’re diving into it all in this episode of The Charity Show.Hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley kick off 2025 with expert insights on how charities can navigate the evolving digital landscape, build meaningful relationships with hi

Episode 16 of The Charity Show brings a festive flair as hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley delve into the holiday season with a mix of charity news, quizzes, and heartwarming stories. The duo celebrates the South Yorkshire Fire Rescue Service's creative fundraising efforts with their bid for Christmas number one, featuring the catchy "Fire Safety Dance" by Big Shaun and the Stee

What does it take to lead some of the UK’s biggest charities? In this episode of The Charity Show, hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley sit down with Chris Sherwood, outgoing CEO of the RSPCA, as he reflects on his leadership journey and his next big challenge at the NSPCC.Chris shares insights on:The rewards and challenges of leading major charitiesWhy mentoring matters in the cha

What drives people to take on extreme charity challenges—and how do they create real impact? In this episode of The Charity Show, hosts Tim Beynon and Piers Townley sit down with former England rugby captain Lewis Moody MBE to discuss his journey from professional sport to leading the Lewis Moody Foundation.Lewis shares how his foundation is funding life-changing brain tumour res