PIlotlit charity scoops Charity of the Year
Edinburgh bus drivers vote Lothian Autistic Society their first ‘Charity of the Year’
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Pilotlight beefs up The Jeely Piece Club
The Herald
Helping Factory Skatepark think strategically
"One suggestion from the Pilotlighters was to change my title from operations manager to chief executive. They said that would drive what I was meant to be about and that I should be working at a strategic level."
Giving Edinburgh City Youth Cafe 6VT a clear direction
“The Pilotlighters made us think about what we were good at, so that we applied for funding that we had a better chance of getting, rather than chasing money that was available but didn’t line up with our core values. This gave us a clear direction."
Pilotlighter in ‘The Financial Times’
Mark Aedy, managing director of Moelis and Company and associate of Pilotlight, talked to The Financial Times’ ‘How To Give It’ column about his co
Increasing Green Door's ability to win funding
“It wasn’t a painless process for Jean and her team but we gave her the critical sounding board she needed to move her organisation forward.”
Supporting braintrust to increase its income
Aged 19, Meg Jones was about to begin university when her life was turned upside down. She was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumour and her family was shocked to find there was little coordinated support available
Helping charities gain management skills
Financial Times
Unlock scoops top charity award
Pilotlight partner charity UNLOCK, which works with reformed offenders, has won an award from The Guardian newspaper for its work promoting equalit
Advantage Pilotlight - thanks to Greg Rusedski
Tennis star serves up auction surprise