Future Fundraising Fitness
NICVA
This training session will help you evaluate your current fundraising, identify potential new income streams and also provide practical information on developing a fundraising strategy.
How positive are you about fundraising to sustain your work for the future? Do you have all the information, knowledge and skills you need to face the challenges of fundraising for your cause, organisation, programmes and projects?
The interactive session will give you an opportunity to consider all the possible ways you can maximise your fundraising efforts and resources for the greatest return and develop a living. breathing fundraising strategy to increase your future sustainability.
Key areas covered include:
- Evaluating your current fundraising
- Identifying new ways of generating income
- Improving your fundraising fitness
- Developing a Fundraising Strategy
Who should attend?
This training aims to increase your knowledge of fundraising and is suitable for trustees, volunteers and staff interested in learning from both traditional and new fundraising methods and techniques.
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Location
NICVA
61 Duncarin Gardens
Belfast
BT15 2GB
United Kingdom
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Future Fundraising Fitness
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