Charity Forum in conversation with Jonathan Gifford of the Cabinet Office.

The Charity Forum

Charity Forum brings together people in the charitable sector to meet leading figures from this and other sectors to gain the benefit of their views on major topics of current interest.

The Charity Forum is the successor to Charity 2020 and Charity 2000 which was established in 1998 by a group of people associated with the voluntary sector to highlight and promote excellence and high-level achievements in public and professional life.

How does this work?

Meetings are held up to three times a year, with a mixture of lunchtime, early evening and virtual meetings. The occasion provides the opportunity to mix informally before a talk by the guest speaker followed by a lively question and answer session.

Where are the meetings held?

Currently in-person meetings are held in London. We are grateful to sponsors who provide their venue to us free of charge.

What are the costs?

Charity Forum is a non-profit-making body and at present we make no charge for meetings. There is no subscription.

About our sponsor

Sarasin & Partners

Sarasin & Partners manage portfolios on behalf of over 500 charities, seeking to grow and protect their investments in ways that benefit society – Securing Tomorrow. Charities who partner with them receive dedicated client service from one of the sector’s largest and most experienced teams.

Host or Publisher D'Arcy Myers