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Big Impact, Smaller Budgets Modern Fundraising & Engagement for Charities
- 18 March, 2026 | 13 : 00 - 14 : 00
- Webinar
About NFP Webinar
Thank you for joining our exclusive webinar on how MazikNFP Accelerator, built on Microsoft Power Platform and integrated with Microsoft Cloud for Nonprofit, can transform nonprofit operations.
In this session, we explored how organisations can streamline donor engagement, optimise volunteer management, and simplify grant tracking using AI-driven capabilities—helping maximise impact while improving operational efficiency.
You can now access the full webinar recording below at your convenience.
Webinar Overview
Small and mid-sized charities need better fundraising and supporter engagement, but often lack the budget, time, or capacity for complex CRM programmes.
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This session shows how charities with 50–500 employees can modernise fundraising and engagement using a low-cost accelerator built on the Microsoft Power Platform. Learn how to unify donor data, automate processes like HMRC Gift Aid, and gain real-time fundraising insight without the cost or complexity of traditional enterprise CRM platforms.
Why Attend?
- Modernise fundraising and donor engagement without high licence or delivery costs
- Replace manual processes with low-code automation and Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365
- Gain a single, connected view of donors, fundraising, and engagement
- Start small, deliver value quickly, and scale as your charity grows
- Leverage Microsoft nonprofit discounts and existing licences
What You Will Learn?
- How to improve fundraising and engagement at an affordable entry point
- How automation and AI can reduce admin and extend small teams
- How to adopt a scalable, future-ready approach using Microsoft Power Platform and Microsoft Dynamics 365
Key Challenges We Address
- Fragmented donor and fundraising data
- High cost and complexity of traditional CRM platforms
- Manual Gift Aid and reporting processes
- Limited insight into fundraising performance
- Difficulty scaling systems as the charity grows
Who Should Attend?
- Charity leaders and trustees
- Fundraising and engagement teams
- Digital, data, and operations leads
- Small to mid-sized charities with 50–500 employees
Agenda!
13:00 – 13:05
Welcome to Mazik Fundraising and Engagement Accelerator
13:05 – 13:35
Live Demo: Fundraising Accelerator
13:35 – 13:50
Q&A Session
13:50 – 14:00
Closing Thoughts & How to Get Started
Webinar Speakers
Henrik Krogh Andersen
EMEA Partner Sales Lead at Microsoft
Umair Siddiqui
VP, Enterprise Services at Mazik Global
Steven Hargreaves
Business Development Manager
Frequently Asked Questions
This webinar is aimed at small to mid-sized charities with 50–500 employees, including charity leaders, trustees, fundraising teams, and digital or operations leads looking for a practical and affordable way to modernise fundraising and engagement.
It addresses common challenges such as fragmented donor data, manual processes, limited fundraising insight, and the high cost and complexity of traditional charity CRM platforms.
No. The session focuses on a low-cost, modular starting point that delivers value quickly and can scale over time, rather than a large, upfront CRM replacement.
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Low-code automation and Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 reduce manual tasks such as donation processing, Gift Aid submissions, reporting, and follow-ups, helping small teams do more with less.
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The accelerator is built on Microsoft Power Platform and integrated with Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Outlook, and over 1,000 connected solutions
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Yes. The session includes practical examples relevant to UK charities, including HMRC Gift Aid automation and reporting best practices.
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Yes. The approach is designed to be cost-effective and proportionate, with many charities able to leverage Microsoft nonprofit discounts, funding programmes, and existing licences to reduce total cost.
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Yes. The platform is modular and future-ready, allowing charities to start small and expand functionality over time, including greater use of data, automation, and AI as needs evolve.
