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Using AI Responsibly: Ethical Strategies for Charities - Online Charity Meetup

Tue 30 Sep 2025 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM BST Online, Zoom

Using AI Responsibly: Ethical Strategies for Charities - Online Charity Meetup

Tue 30 Sep 2025 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM BST Online, Zoom

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Date and time:
Tuesday 30 September, 10am to 11.30am

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This event will be held online:
Via Zoom or Teams - TBC


WHAT'S IN STORE AT THIS VIRTUAL CHARITY MEETUP?

AI technology is rapidly advancing, but alongside its growing popularity comes important questions about ethical use.

Now more than ever, charities are expected to achieve greater results with fewer resources. While AI offers a promising path to greater efficiency, organisations rooted in social good can face challenges in navigating uncertainty around new technologies.

In this online Charity Meetup, Caroline Broadway (Director, Dandelion Applied AI) will give practical advice for charities looking to adopt AI, or increase its use, with ethics and a structured approach in mind.

Her talk will include:

  • Safe and ethical exploration and use, built around five key pillars which can be embedded into policies and training
  • Supporting people through change to champion organisation-wide adoption
  • AI tools to help busy teams reclaim precious time

The event will end with a Q&A session.

WHO IS THIS EVENT FOR?

Please join us if you are from a charity (or similar NFP organisation) or you’re a volunteer, freelancer, consultant or agency supporting the sector and you:

  • Are curious about AI and want to discover how it could benefit your work
  • Have experimented with AI and are eager to expand your knowledge to boost efficiency
  • Manage a team and are interested in integrating AI into your strategy
  • Have been asked to use AI, but you have questions or concerns

ABOUT CAROLINE BROADWAY 

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Caroline Broadway, founder of Dandelion Applied AI, empowers charities, SMEs, and solopreneurs to navigate AI tools responsibly and confidently.

With a strong focus on safety and ethical practice, she has built a reputation for her work, earning numerous five-star reviews and securing regular repeat bookings.

Prior to launching Dandelion Applied AI, Caroline gained 25 years’ experience in business and marketing, including more than a decade in leadership positions.

Caroline combines her leadership and change management expertise with up-to-date AI knowledge to deliver practical, actionable advice for anyone wishing to explore the world of AI.


TICKETS

Tickets are excellent value and are limited in number to ensure attendees get maximum benefit. 

Charity/not-for-profit/CIC/community project attendees: Tickets cost £20.

Freelancers/agencies/consultants: Tickets cost £30.

Ticket sales close at midday the day before the event to allow us time to prepare but, if you would like to attend after that time, please email Vicky at vicky@tabbytiger.co.uk

WHAT ELSE DO I NEED TO KNOW?

How can I contact the organiser with any questions? Email Vicky Kangurs: vicky@tabbytiger.co.uk

What's the refund policy? Refunds will only be given with at least 48 hours ' notice. If you cannot make it after that time, you can invite a colleague to take your place. Please forward them the joining instructions which will include the link and will be sent the afternoon before the event and again on the morning shortly before we start. 

INTRODUCING YOUR HOSTS

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Vicky Kangurs (on the right)

Based in Worcestershire, Vicky’s business is called Tabby Tiger. She offers charity clients copywriting, comms, social media, and event support services. She is also the host of Charity Collab Club, an event in Worcester which brings charities and local businesses together.

Before going it alone, Vicky worked for a large charity in a role that covered several elements; internal and external comms, sponsorship, marketing, events management, PR and press officer duties. Find out more HERE

Hope Adie (was Drew - on the left)

Hope is the Head of Media at Colonel Duck, a Birmingham Software and Creative Agency. She has worked with charities to run national campaigns and develop engaging creative media.

Hope also has her own freelancing business tailored to creating digital media, such as videos and graphics, for smaller businesses and charities www.hopedrew.co.uk