Businesses and charities face many of the same challenges — limited resources, increasing demand and growing pressure to deliver impact. Yet when organisations come together, powerful and mutually beneficial partnerships can emerge.
This open discussion event will bring together businesses and charities to explore how collaboration can create meaningful impact for organisations, communities and the wider economy.
Through shared experiences and conversation, we’ll look at how partnerships can work across different sectors, organisation sizes and resource levels — from volunteering and fundraising to strategic collaboration and long-term relationships.
The session will encourage honest discussion and practical insights, helping both businesses and charities better understand each other’s worlds and identify opportunities to work together.
This free event is open to businesses and charities of all sizes who are interested in building stronger connections and exploring how collaboration can create lasting impact.
There will also be an opportunity for a limited number of member charities to host small information stands, allowing attendees to learn more about their work and explore potential partnerships.
Join us for an engaging conversation about how businesses and charities can support one another and create positive change together.
Information stands will be a small table with space for popup banners in the entrance foyer, should you be a charity chamber member interested in taking one of the limited stalls, please email info@moraychamber.co.uk
Event Details:
Date: Thursday 23rd April
Time: 9AM – 11AM
Location: Elgin Community Centre, Trinity Rd, Elgin IV30 1UE
Tickets: Free to attend
Come along, be inspired and connect with organisations making a difference.
Photographs and/or video footage may be taken at Moray Chamber of Commerce events for promotional and communications purposes. If you would prefer not to appear in any images or recordings, please advise the event organiser in advance.
To support networking, the names of attending businesses may be shared with other registered attendees ahead of the event.
