Pilotlight News

2009 Pilotlight Annual Review

We are pleased to present our 2009 Annual Review. 

Pilotlight General | 25 August 2010

Scotland takes on six new charities

Pilotlight Scotland has recently accepted six new charities and social enterprises. Pilotlighters will begin working with them in the next couple of months.

Pilotlight Scotland | 18 August 2010

August letter from Fiona

I am delighted to report that we now have 300 business members

Pilotlight General | 12 August 2010

Pilotlight provides an effective way of giving time

Every year Pilotlight surveys its business members, ‘Pilotlighters’, to find out about their experience of volunteering with us. This year, we asked them about their motivation, whether they had benefited from being a Pilotlighter and whether it has changed their attitude towards the voluntary sector.

Pilotlight General | 05 August 2010

Demonstrating impact

Dan Ritman, evaluation manager at Pilotlight, shares his experience of demonstrating the impact of our work

Pilotlight General | 23 July 2010

Pilotlight broadens your mind

Pilotlighter Clare Dobie says her experience of working with six charities has given her a wider interest in the world

Pilotlight London | 24 June 2010

June letter from Fiona

“I will urge politicians to recognise that small charities and social enterprises can, given the right support, save the country money while solving social problems”

Pilotlight General | 16 June 2010

New ‘mark’ tells donors about Pilotlight effect

Philanthropy UK reports on our new ‘mark’ to show charities that have been Pilotlit

Pilotlight General | 14 May 2010

Fiona Halton encourages women to become Pilotlighters

A feature on Coutts website shows how busy female executives can have an impact in just three hours a week.

Pilotlight General | 12 May 2010

London Pilotlighter Nick Gornall shares his experience

London Pilotlighter, Nick Gornall, tells Coutts magazine about what it is like to share his experience and knowledge with a charity.

Pilotlight London | 20 April 2010

47 per cent more business leaders contact Pilotlight Scotland

Pilotlight Scotland has seen a 47 per cent increase in business leaders approaching it in the first quarter of the year.

Pilotlight Scotland | 14 April 2010

Firms join Pilotlight Cymru

Admiral and Watts Gregory are just two leading businesses in Wales who are beginning work with Pilotlight Cymru to help small charities and social enterprises in Wales.
Published in The South Wales Echo and The Western Mail for Business In Focus, March 2010

Pilotlight Cymru | 24 March 2010

First Pilotlight team launches in Wales

An article in the Western Mail describes how four corporate partners in Wales - Admiral, Watts Gregory, Ofcom and Lloyds TSB have teamed up with the Arts Factory to develop a long-term business plan

by Sion Barry, published in the Western Mail on Mar 5 2010

Pilotlight Cymru | 10 March 2010

New partnership to support mergers

Pilotlight and Capacitybuilders have teamed up to support charities planning to merge or collaborate.

Pilotlight London | 26 February 2010

February letter from Fiona

Pilotlight starts to lobby politicians in the run up to the election

Pilotlight General | 03 February 2010

Pilotlighting Pilotlight

Are you interested in helping Pilotlight to expand?

Pilotlight General | 03 February 2010

Pilotlight People:  Julia Mortimer

Julia Mortimer, an associate at Watts Gregory LLP, has recently started working as a Pilotlighter with Arts Factory in Wales

Pilotlight Cymru | 03 February 2010

New charity recruited in Wales

The KPC Youth Centre opened for young people aged 8- to 25-years-old and has gone from strength to strength, winning the National Lottery UK’s Most Inspirational Project 2005 and being one of six winners in the Guardian Charity Awards 2006.

Pilotlight Cymru | 03 February 2010

Pilotlight People: Alan Dickson

Alan Dickson is currently working as a Pilotlighter with Lanarkshire Association for Mental Health and was previously on a Pilotlight team helping the charity, Who Cares? Scotland

Pilotlight Scotland | 02 December 2009

December letter from Fiona

Our ‘Money Can’t Buy Auction’ has raised £50,000 so far. We have added some new lots and the bids are still climbing. Bidding ends at midday on Wednesday 9 December.

Pilotlight General | 02 December 2009

McLaren team roars into auction action

Pilotlight is happy to say that Lewis Hamilton and Heikki Kovalainen have donated a signed cap to the Pilotlight auction.

Pilotlight General | 27 November 2009

Money Can’t Buy Live Auction Re-Cap

There was an air of anticipation as Pilotlight’s ‘Money Can’t Buy’ live Auction event got underway last night at The Lincoln Centre in London.

Pilotlight General | 26 November 2009

Auction is proving a big hit

Our Money Can’t Buy Auction website is receiving thousands of hits a day

Pilotlight General | 25 November 2009

Pilotlight 2009 Money Can’t Buy Auction

Welcome to the Pilotlight auction. You are just a mouse click away from an adventure. The bidding starts here at 0900 on November 18th.

Pilotlight General | 11 November 2009

Pilotlight attends LASA event

Pilotlight recently attended an event hosted by LASA on Third Sector collaboration. 

Pilotlight General | 06 November 2009

Charity ends at home as funds feel the pinch

Article in Scotland on Sunday describes fear among the charity sector after Lloyds Banking Group announced it was to cut its charitable foundation funding

Pilotlight Scotland | 21 October 2009

September Letter from Fiona

The summer has not been quiet for Pilotlight. In July we signed up our first charity in Wales, a social enterprise in the Rhondda Valley, once one of the best known mining areas in Britain now also an area noted for its poverty. Arts Factory is all about developing a portfolio of businesses that will in turn fund an extensive community programme helping the most marginalised people in the Rhondda Valley.

Pilotlight General | 22 September 2009

2009 Annual Event:  1st October

Pilotlight London will hold our Annual Event Thursday evening, 1st October at the offices of our Corporate Partner, Herbert Smith LLP. 

Pilotlight London | 22 September 2009

London 2009 Governance Events

If you are interested in learning more about what’s involved in being a trustee of a charity in the UK, Pilotlight London’s 2009 Governance Events have been designed with you in mind.

Pilotlight London | 22 September 2009

How ethical enterprise could rescue the UK (and why it might not)

The Social Enterprise Coalition describes social enterprises as businesses trading for social and environmental purposes. There are approximately 62,000 of them in the UK, with a total turnover of at least £27 billion. A few, such as The Big Issue, Jamie Oliver’s restaurant Fifteen, and Divine, the fair-trade chocolate company, are household names, but the majority are quietly working to turn bright ideas into outcomes for their communities. Many of the organisations we work with at Pilotlight generate some of their income through the sale of goods or services.

Pilotlight General | 22 September 2009

Pilotlight People:  Tara Flood

CEO, The Alliance for Inclusive Education (ALLFIE), London
The main aim of ALLFIE is to secure the right to a properly resourced mainstream education for all disabled learners, regardless of impairments or health condition, social, emotional or educational needs, background or community.  Tara Flood, ALLFIE’s CEO, shares some of her perspective on the charity sector and her experience in working with Pilotlight London.

Pilotlight London | 22 September 2009

Pilotlight spreads the word

An ad aimed at those ambitious charities and social enterprises who have not yet heard about Pilotlight appeared in Third Sector magazine this week.

Pilotlight General | 22 September 2009

September News in Brief

Please read about our latest news.

Pilotlight General | 22 September 2009

Centre of the Cell Launch

Centre of the Cell is the world’s first science education centre located within working biomedical research laboratories, within a giant pod suspended above the labs themselves. It offers children and teenagers a fascinating insight into what scientists actually do and how their work influences real life.

Pilotlight London | 22 September 2009

London seeks Project Manager

Pilotlight is looking for a Project Manager who can manage the relationship between our members and up to 10 client charities, according to the Pilotlight model.  We need someone who can manage or guide client charities and members through the Pilotlight process.

Pilotlight London | 16 September 2009

Evening Standard press

Pilotlight recently was featured in an article on governance in the Evening Standard.

Pilotlight General | 04 August 2009

July Letter from Fiona

“The future is not some place we are going, but one we are creating. The paths to it are not found but made, and the activity of making them changes both the maker and the destination.”

Pilotlight General | 20 July 2009

2009 Member Survey results

This May, we surveyed the Pilotlight members focussing on three main areas: the impact on professional development, the philanthropic journey, and the member experience.  Pilotlight distributed the survey to 221 members, and were pleased with a very strong response:  38% (or 85 members) completed the 2009 survey. 

Pilotlight General | 20 July 2009

Is bigger always better?

On 5th June, New Philanthropy Capital (NPC) published a report on charity mergers, adding fuel to the fire of what was already one of the voluntary sector’s hottest topics. There are 171,000 charities registered in England and Wales. Are there too many trying to do the same thing, or are beneficiaries gaining from the competition, choice and specialist knowledge that a proliferation of small charities provide?

Pilotlight General | 20 July 2009

July newsletter poll

Pilotlight announced the addition of our Newsletter Polls in April.

Pilotlight General | 20 July 2009

2009 Annual Event

Pilotlight London is pleased to announce the date for our upcoming Annual Event:  mark your calendars for Thursday, 1st October 2009.  The event is graciously being held at the offices of our Corporate Partner Herbert Smith, near Liverpool Street station.  Please plan to join us to celebrate our successes over the past year.  You’ll hear stories from our Pilotlight partner charities and social enterprises and Pilotlight members, discussing the impact they have made to improve the lives of Londoners in need.

Pilotlight London | 20 July 2009

Pilotlight People:  Sam Anderson

Co-ordinator, The Junction, Edinburgh:  The Junction offers access to a wide range of health-related services, education and information for young people in Northeast Edinburgh enhancing their health and wellbeing.  They work with some of the most disadvantaged and hard-to-reach groups encouraging social and economic inclusion.  The Junction recently won a GlaxoSmithKline Impact Award for their work and have been nominated HSBC Edinburgh Charity of the Year.  Sam Anderson is Co-ordinator at The Junction, and she shares below some of her perspective on the charity sector and her experience in working with Pilotlight Scotland.

Pilotlight Scotland | 20 July 2009

July News in Brief

Please read about our latest news.

Pilotlight General | 20 July 2009

Possible Expansion, London M4 Corridor

Pilotlight wants to support more small charities to become sustainable and reach out to larger numbers of beneficiaries.  By 2012, Pilotlight Group aims to have tripled the number of charities we work with, from 50 to 150.

Pilotlight London | 20 July 2009

Scottish charity restaurant venture tastes success after grant win

A restaurant serving traditional Punjabi food is set to open in Leith having won ÂŁ69,700 in grant funding from a Scottish Government fund aimed at backing social enterprise.

Pilotlight Scotland | 13 July 2009

3 New Charities!

Pilotlight Scotland is delighted to announce that a further 3 charities have recently been approved to receive mentoring and business skills coaching from Pilotlight’s teams of business professionals.

Pilotlight Scotland | 01 July 2009

Pilotlight in The Guardian

We thought you’d like to know that Fiona Halton, our Chief Executive, has an article in the Society section of The Guardian today titled “Small Bodies Deserve a Fair Chance.”

Pilotlight General | 06 May 2009

April Letter from Fiona

Fiona Halton
Chief Executive, Pilotlight Group
A recent article in The FT (30th March) hailed a “Surge in charity advice work from executives.” It took Pilotlight as the example. In October last year we projected numbers volunteering to Pilotlight to fall, but instead they are rising. That goes for both new members and renewals. It’s not just surprising, it is moving.

Pilotlight General | 22 April 2009

Women’s Charities Under Threat

In March, the Women’s Resource Centre published a report about funding for women’s charities that showed one in five women’s organisations closed between 2004 and 2007. Yet the needs of society’s vulnerable women are growing. One in four UK women experience domestic violence at some point in their lives, and two women are killed every week by current or former partners. In the last decade the number of women in prison has nearly doubled, from 2,305 in 1996 to 4,463 in 2006. In 2006 only 20% of MPs, 10% of high court judges and 10% of executive directors of FTSE 100 companies (0.4% from black minority ethnic/BME groups) were women. Women in full-time employment earned 17.2% less than men in 2006; for part-time workers the gap was 35.6%.

Pilotlight General | 22 April 2009

Pilotlight People:  Phil Zeidler

CHAIRMAN, POWERAMP MUSIC AND IGO4 INSURANCE
Phil is our first featured individual in the new Pilotlight People section, which will appear in each email newsletter.  Phil has been a team member on the Charity Technology Trust project over the past year.  Here are some of his thoughts on philanthropy and the experience with Pilotlight.

Pilotlight General | 22 April 2009

April News in Brief

Read Pilotlight’s latest news.

Pilotlight General | 22 April 2009

Pilotlight Featured in FT

Pilotlight is featured in the Financial Times today in an article discussing a recent increase in charitable work by executives.

Pilotlight General | 30 March 2009

Scottish Charity Wins!

The Junction wins Glaxo SmithKline Impact Award, picks up Bronze Award in the Voluntary Organisations Manager of the Year and is also nominated for the HSBC Edinburgh Charity of the Year.

Pilotlight Scotland | 27 March 2009

London Chief Executive in Press

Third Sector’s “My Week” gave a snapshot of Deborah Xavier’s schedule on behalf of Pilotlight London.  The article is a great example of the energy and diversity of her role with the organisation. 

Pilotlight London | 26 February 2009

February Letter from Fiona

“During a downturn it is imperative that the charity remains strategic in its focus…”
Managing in a Downturn, PricewaterhouseCoopers, November 2008

I am delighted to announce that Pilotlight is coming to Wales.

Pilotlight General | 24 February 2009

The Pilotlight Pit Stop

Pilotlight has been keenly watching for signs of impact of the credit crunch on small charities and social enterprises in the UK. In her introduction, Fiona quotes from PricewaterhouseCoopers‘s “Managing in a Downturn” paper summarising the results of a survey of voluntary sector Finance Directors and Fundraisers carried out in November 2008.

Pilotlight General | 24 February 2009

Who We Can Best Help

We know that charities need the sort of support Pilotlight can offer now more than ever. If you know of a charity or social enterprise planning to grow, or looking for business advice during the economic downturn please do tell them — both about Pilotlight and about our criteria. Pilotlight has an impressive track record of helping small charities effectively. Over the years we have built up a picture of which charities will most benefit from our process.

Pilotlight General | 24 February 2009

Safeguarding Children Services

Safeguarding Children Services (SCS) is an award-winning social enterprise which works with children and young people aged 5-19 years old who have been abused or are at risk in Merseyside.  Under the careful guidance of its founding Directors, Jaci Quennell and Elaine Allison, SCS has worked with over 200 young people since it was founded in 2005.

Pilotlight London | 24 February 2009

February News in Brief

Read Pilotlight’s latest news.

Pilotlight General | 24 February 2009

Sunday Times Features Outsiders

The 15th February edition of the Sunday Times Magazine featured one of Pilotlight’s partner charities, Outsiders, and its founder Tuppy Owens.

Pilotlight London | 15 February 2009

London Recruits for Member Post

Pilotlight London is currently recruiting for a Membership & Business Development Manager to recruit new Pilotlighters.

Pilotlight London | 13 February 2009

Fiona Halton on Philanthropy in the FT

Chief Executive of Pilotlight Group, Fiona Halton, provided her perspective on philanthropy in the 3rd January “How to Give It” section of the Financial Times.

Pilotlight London | 05 January 2009

Pilotlight Charity Press in The Times

In the December 19, 2008 edition of The Times, Pilotlight partner charity Safeguarding Children Services garnered excellent press coverage, highlighting the charity’s transformation in applying a more business-like mind in its operations. Service Director, Jaci Quennell, offers her first-hand perspective.

Pilotlight London | 05 January 2009

Financial Downturn Affects Charities

Pilotlight Group’s Chief Executive, Fiona Halton, was quoted in a recent article in the Financial Times, acknowledging the impact charities are experiencing due to the global financial downturn.

Pilotlight General | 29 December 2008

Pilotlight Scotland Strengthens Membership Team

Pilotlight Scotland expands the membership team as the organisation continues to grow.

Pilotlight Scotland | 23 December 2008

“Guide to Giving” Third Edition

In the Third Edition of Philanthropy UK’s “Guide to Giving,” Pilotlight London Chief Executive Deborah Xavier offers her perspective on volunteering time, and how to make the most effective impact within the charity sector.

Pilotlight London | 10 December 2008

Celebrating 2008 and Looking Ahead

A note from Fiona Halton, Pilotlight Chief Executive

Pilotlight General | 09 December 2008

The Pilotlight Effect 2008

Pilotlight Evaluation Manager Dan Ritman’s 2008 Evaluation Report demonstrates that Pilotlight charities go on to achieve amazing results.

Pilotlight General | 09 December 2008

Marketing & Comms Skills Needed

Pilotlight London is always looking for new Pilotlighters, but this winter we particularly need people with marketing and communications expertise. These skills are essential for our charities to promote themselves to service users, potential funders and partners, and are most commonly requested by charities undergoing assessment by Pilotlight London.

Pilotlight London | 09 December 2008

Pilotlighter Profile:  Sally Davis

Pilotlighter Sally Davis has the benefit of drawing on two successful careers as she works with charity partner Ilderton Motor Project.  Sally began her career in marketing and advertising, and now coaches senior individuals through career change. 

Pilotlight London | 09 December 2008

“Becoming a Trustee” Event

Two dozen London Pilotlighters joined us for an experimental evening at Schroders on the 12th November entitled “Becoming a Trustee.” The objective of the event was to provide an introduction to the benefits and challenges of becoming a trustee, and to test whether Pilotlighters would be interested in further events on the subject of governance.

Pilotlight General | 09 December 2008

Caux International Conference Series

You may wonder what our dedicated team of Project Managers do when they are not brokering business/charity relationships.

Pilotlight London | 09 December 2008

December News in Brief

Read Pilotlight’s latest news.

Pilotlight General | 09 December 2008

Looking for a trustee, or thinking of becoming one?

We asked participants at our “Becoming a Trustee” event to tell us whether they would be interested in a matching service for small charities and senior business people looking for trusteeships.

Pilotlight General | 09 December 2008

Pilotlight in Spear’s WMS

Philanthropy used to be a matter of throwing cash at a cause and forgetting about it. No longer. Josh Spero on the rise of more creative, entrepreneurial and engaged forms of giving.

Pilotlight General | 28 November 2008

EVPA November Newsletter Notes Pilotlight’s Effect

Pilotlight’s impact is reviewed in an article written in the European Venture Philanthropy Association November newsletter. 

Pilotlight General | 26 November 2008

Exposure in Philanthropy UK Newsletter

Pilotlight is proud to be included in the November edition of Philanthropy UK’s newsletter.  The 2008 Evaluation Report highlights are included, demonstrating Pilotlight’s impact on its partner charities.

Pilotlight General | 06 November 2008

Pilotlight Featured in The Times

The Times newspaper today features one of our Pilotlight charity partners, Globetown Learning Community. Jackie Barnes, Chief Executive of Globetown, worked with Pilotlighters Mark Evans, Stephen Prior, David Rossington, and Jeffrey Twentyman through the Pilotlight process; Jackie credits Globetown’s success today largely to the help she received from her Pilotlight team. Globetown’s work in Tower Hamlets aims to improve the lives of disadvantaged young people in their community.

Pilotlight London | 17 October 2008

Pilotlight Charities Continue to Grow

A Note From Fiona Halton, Chief Executive of Pilotlight Group

Pilotlight General | 17 October 2008

October News in Brief

Read Pilotlight’s latest news.

Pilotlight General | 17 October 2008

New Director for Scotland:  Chris Horne

Pilotlight is delighted to welcome Chris Horne as the new Director of Pilotlight Scotland.  Chris was previously Managing Consultant at Edinburgh-based Head Resourcing.

Pilotlight Scotland | 17 October 2008

Trustee Training

by Deborah Xavier, Chief Executive, Pilotlight London

One of the most common challenges facing the small and medium-sized charities and social enterprises we work with at Pilotlight is governance. The first step to establishing an effective Board of Trustees is attracting people with the right mix of skills, and few of the charities we work with have a high enough profile to be able to pick and choose. Neither do they have the time and money to conduct recruitment drives that reach beyond their immediate circles.

Pilotlight London | 17 October 2008

Pilotlighter Profile:  Holly Cato

Holly Cato is one of Pilotlight London’s most experienced Pilotlighters having worked with our charities since autumn 2003, and has supported charities working in fields as diverse as domestic violence, palliative care and women in secure hospitals. Holly is a branding consultant who specialises in naming brands and companies, and brings a very particular set of skills with relevance to several of our charities as they plan for ambitious growth programmes.

Pilotlight General | 17 October 2008

Celebrate World Mental Health Days

Celebrate World Mental Health Days with CoolTan Arts.

Pilotlight London | 15 September 2008

Pilotlighter Profile: David Rivington

Profile of London Pilotlighter David Rivington, who brings to our charities the benefits of a varied career which has included jobs as an oil field engineer in jungles and deserts, an internship as a journalist at the Economist and senior business development roles at Apple Computers.

Pilotlight General | 09 July 2008

Social enterprise: A new opportunity

Noting that the government has high expectations of social enterprise, Fiona Ramsay of Pilotlight Scotland asks: what can it deliver, and how will it rise to such a challenge?

Pilotlight Scotland | 09 July 2008

Pilotlight at No 10 Downing Street

On 13th May Sarah Brown hosted a Pilotlight event at No.10 Downing Street.  The event was a great success, with over 90 attendees.

Pilotlight General | 09 July 2008

Sculptures by Cooltan Artists

Sculptures about mental health, by people who experience mental health issues, were unveiled on Saturday 4th June.
The work is appearing in the strangest places and is part of the Camberwell Arts Festival and the CoolTan Arts Largactyl Shuffle.

Pilotlight London | 19 June 2008

Tender in National Lottery vote

The National Lottery awards a public vote to our partner charity Tender.  Every vote counts, so they really appreciate your support.

Pilotlight London | 19 June 2008

MBE for founder of Unique

Great news for one of Pilotlight’s partner charities - Unique, the Rare Chromosome Disorder Support Group. The founder of Unique, Edna Knight was made a MBE in the Birthday Honours List 2008. Congratulations from all at Pilotlight.

Pilotlight London | 17 June 2008

Piotlight in the Evening Standard

The Evening Standard wrote a wonderful piece on Pilotlight on the 2nd June.  Thank you to Katy Emck from our partner charity Fine Cell Work for being involved.  The article clearly outlines the Pilotlight process, what business member and charities can gain from the experience and future plans for growth.

Pilotlight London | 05 June 2008

Pilotlight Scotland seeks new Director

If you’d like to join our dynamic team in Scotland then please go to our Vacancies page for more details.

Pilotlight Scotland | 16 May 2008

Pilotlight Scotland keeps on growing

Pilotlight Scotland is well on its way to achieving its target of 125 members by the end of 2009. We currently have 56 members, including corporate membership from ScottishPower, DHL, Lloyds TSB Scotland, The Student Loans Company, First State, Accenture and HBOS.

Pilotlight Scotland | 16 May 2008

Pilotlight is Growing

A Note From Fiona Halton, Chief Executive of Pilotlight

We now have 225 Pilotlighters working with 49 charities in two locations: London and Scotland. We hope to have a Cardiff office open and running by January 2009.

Pilotlight is growing. More importantly, the charities we work with are also growing: a crucial measure of our Pilotlighters’ impact. Charities being Pilotlit by our teams show a 22% rate of growth, as opposed to an average for the voluntary sector of just under 3%.  This translates to much-needed services for more people.

Pilotlight General | 19 March 2008

Measuring success – Pilotlight’s new report

One of the challenges that Pilotlight shares with its partner charities is the need to evaluate our work. Increasingly funders are asking charities to demonstrate their impact in terms of the difference they make to people’s lives, not just the numbers they work with. 

For some in the sector, evaluation is an issue of public accountability. Martin Brookes from New Philanthropy Capital argues that expecting more information from charities about what they achieve will create a healthier sector; “Scrutiny, analysis and assessment of charities are not just desirable, they’re essential.”

Pilotlight General | 19 March 2008

Pilotlight Scotland welcomes new Project Manager

Pilotlight Scotland welcomes new project manager, Dehra Orme, to the team. Dehra brings a wealth of third sector experience to the team, having previously worked at Marie Curie and Maggie’s, where she worked in events and corporate fundraising.

Pilotlight Scotland | 12 March 2008

Tender and Nivea Funny Women

The NIVEA FUNNY WOMEN event is coming soon!  Celebrate International Women’s Day and stand up against violence to women with some of Britain’s finest female comics.

Pilotlight London | 28 February 2008

Pilotlighter receives Good Director Honour for Community Involvement

We are delighted that Graham Clempson, European Managing Director at MidOcean Partners, has been awarded a Good Director Honour for his contribution to Social Responsibility and Community Involvement through his work with and support for Pilotlight.  We would like to extend our congratulations and sincere thanks to Graham for his continued support.

Pilotlight General | 01 February 2008

Pilotlight on BBC 2’s Working Lunch

Working Lunch featured Pilotlight on its ‘Lunch Lessons’ on Friday 1st February.  The report includes interviews with Fiona Halton (Pilotlight Chief Executive), Rachel Archer (Director of JusB, Pilotlight partner charity), and Jane French (Pilotlighter and Managing Director, Citigroup). 

Pilotlight General | 01 February 2008

Fine Cell Work - January Sale Extended

Fine Cell Work’s January sale of cushions, rugs and quilts hand-embroidered in 22 British prisons.  Starts January 29th and will continue into February. 

Pilotlight London | 28 January 2008

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