Practical Storytelling – Get Grants FREE Virtual Conference 2025

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FREE recording of Practical Storytelling! led by Andy King as part of Get Grants FREE Virtual Conference 2025.

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Description

Description

FREE recording of Practical Storytelling as part of Get Grants FREE Virtual Conference 2025. This session was delivered live by Get Grants Fundraising Expert Andy King, and hosted by Get Grants Founder & Director John Ellery.

Fundraising, fundamentally, is storytelling. So why do so many of fall at the hurdle of explaining what we do in a simple, impactful way? This session will run you through a five-step storytelling process. You will leave equipped and inspired to build deeper emotional connections with your donors.

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View all Get Grants FREE Virtual Conference recorded sessions here!

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About Get Grants FREE Virtual Conference 2025

Get Grants FREE Virtual Conference took place on 7th & 8th October 2025.

Across two days, thousands of fundraisers from across the UK came together for expert fundraising advice, top tips, Q&As, networking, peer-support, and lots of chat!

All the recorded sessions are available FREE via our website.

View more event details, full programme, and meet the speakers here.

About the Trainer

Andy King is an award-winning storyteller. In July 2022, Fundraising Magazine named him ‘the most influential fundraiser in the UK’.

Andy’s passion is helping charities tell their most important stories to those with the power to change the ending. This has led him to kickstart corporate partnerships programmes from a standing start to a value of £450,000 per year in 18 months.

He has also transformed existing approaches to go beyond ‘logo-led’ fundraising with St. John’s Ambulance, UNESCO and Cancer Research UK.