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AI for Charities: Practical applications, risks and opportunities

Last Updated: March 16, 2026

Artificial intelligence is transforming the way charities operate, from automating routine tasks to boosting fundraising and improving service delivery. But with great potential comes big questions around ethics, governance, and data protection.
We were joined by two sector leaders - Zoe Amar – Founder of Zoe Amar Digital, Chair of The Charity Digital Code of Practice, and Co-Chair of The Charity AI Taskforce, and Chris Brocklesby – Chief Technology Officer at British Heart Foundation, leading transformative programmes and advancing AI adoption across the organisation while ensuring robust information security.

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Britt Holland-Ellice

Last Updated: March 17, 2026

Britt’s professional focus over two decades has consistently been external strategic engagement and relationship building, with a client-centric approach. Her diverse experience spans Asset Management, Retail and Institutional Fund Platforms, Securities Services, and Investment Banking. She also has significant professional experience in the Third Sector, specialising in educational philanthropy and strategic engagement. Britt holds a Master’s degree in English Literature.

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Measuring what matters: Evolving approaches to impact reporting

Last Updated: March 16, 2026

As expectations grow around transparency and effectiveness, more charities are under pressure to demonstrate the impact of their work — not just to funders and stakeholders, but to communities and society at large. Yet the landscape of impact reporting can feel complex, inconsistent and time-consuming.
In this webinar, we bring together sector leaders and practitioners to explore how charities can approach impact reporting in a way that is meaningful, proportionate and aligned with their mission.

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Tilia Astell

Last Updated: March 24, 2026

Tilia joined Rathbones in 2022. She oversees the Group’s thematic work on nature-related risks and opportunities – this includes leading engagements focusing on chemical pollution and regenerative agriculture and working on engagements on deforestation and water security. She also co-leads engagement on climate risk in the banking sector and supports engagement with mining companies and standard-setters on best practices. Tilia also carries out informed proxy voting and supports the integration of ESG factors within the investment process.