The Remedy Sport Fundraising Summit 2026 brought together a diverse group of sport for development fundraisers, grant-makers and donors, practitioners and sector leaders in London this week.

Hosted at Bounce Farringdon, the Summit served as a dynamic hub for discussions on the future of fundraising within the sport and social impact sector. 

Now in its second year, the Summit expanded on the foundations laid by the inaugural 2025 edition, which united around 150 professionals to share insights and build new partnerships. This year’s programme featured in-depth sessions on fundraising trends, grant-making, digital tools, artificial intelligence in fundraising, and the power of storytelling and data, reflecting the evolving challenges and opportunities facing organisations reliant on philanthropic and institutional support. 

Speakers at the event represented an impressive cross-section of global sport and charity organisations. Delegates heard from leaders including Ollie Dudfield (Associate Director Olympism 365, International Olympic Committee - pictured below), Katherine Sellar (People’s Postcode Lottery), Fred Fikouhi-Turner (Executive Director, Beyond Sport), Zenna Hopson (CEO, Dallaglio RugbyWorks) and Nav Sira (CEO, The Change Foundation) among many others. Their presentations offered both strategic insights and practical tools to help charities refine fundraising approaches and amplify impact in 2026 and beyond.

Beyond sessions and panels, the Remedy Summit emphasised the importance of networking and collaboration, with attendees engaging in meaningful dialogue over the course of the day to form new connections and explore partnership opportunities. This year’s gathering underscored Remedy’s mission to strengthen fundraising capacity within the sport for good sector, helping organisations of all sizes to build sustainable revenue streams and deliver lasting community benefit. 

Overall, the event highlighted both the challenges and promise in the sector’s fundraising landscape, equipping participants with renewed energy and practical strategies to advance their organisations’ missions.

Find out more about Remedy here. Look out for its new 'State of the Sector' report which is being published shortly.

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