Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations

Ethics, risks and limitations – some practical examples

fundraising event’ or ‘Write 20 tweets promoting our membership offering’.,This might help people who find writing in ‘funder language’ challenging.,Many recruiters reserve the right to summarily dismiss people who are found to have lied on their job,If using generative AI, how would you address their expectation in a transparent way?,If this happens, how might you respond?

https://scvo.scot/support/digital/guides/ai/ethics-risks-and-limitations

The Gathering 2022: a round-up

and, where available, event materialsDetails on how to give us feedback on the Gathering 2022 to help,materials Some examples of how we made the Gathering greener include: We went veggie - all catering,heard a pin drop when human rights activist Sir Geoffrey was speaking.,and that it's free for delegates to attend We know we didn't get everything right this year and that,You can access details of the full programme of events and, where available, event materials here: Gathering

https://scvo.scot/the-gathering/round-up-2022

Funding for village halls

There are many forms of income available, from grants and loans, to rental fees, events, or membership,Some also run funding events which are a great place to network with other groups and speak directly,Some funders also publish their grants on 360Giving Top tips for writing a funding application Check,out our Tops Tips for Writing a Funding Application video https://www.youtube.com/watch?,When writing an application for building or maintenance costs, remember to always link it back to the

https://scvo.scot/support/village-community-halls/funding

SCVO Digital Call To Action 3

How do we get there?,Three things you can do now to make progress Write a user needs statement for one of your core services,How do we get there?,How do we get there?,How do we get there?

https://scvo.scot/support/digital/call-to-action-3