Emma Bracegirdle
New research and free guidelines for fundraisers using AI-generated imagery
by Emma Bracegirdle
Confused about the implications of using AI-generated imagery in your fundraising? This research report and set of free guidelines can help your charity navigate the legal requirements and learn how to use AI images ethically.
Read morePANS PANDAS UK: ‘Helen and Jessica’ fundraising event film
by Emma Bracegirdle
If you’re a small to medium-sized organisation looking to boost your events fundraising through film, look no further. In this case study you are sure to find inspiration in PANS PANDAS UK’s storytelling and fundraising film-making process – and be impressed by their target smashing results too!
Read moreWhy should you structure legacy fundraising content around pledger stories?
by Emma Bracegirdle
When it comes to legacy fundraising, the research is clear. Effective legacy content should be structured around the stories of your living pledgers.
Read moreAbout the author
Emma Bracegirdle (she/her) is a charity professional with experience of working in charities of all sizes, focusing on fundraising and communications. She is passionate about ethical storytelling and supporting co-created charity video and animation. Emma is co-founder of the The Saltways, a film and animation agency. She is also a freelance fundraiser for small charities.
