Training- Introductory Certificate for Fundraisers (IOF)
Rural Community Network
Rural Community Network in partnership with the Northern Ireland Environmental Link is offering an accredited training opportunity for the delivery of the Institute of Fundraisers (IOF) Introductory Certificate to Fundraising.
The course is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund’s Catalyst Umbrella Programme. Northern Ireland Environment Link delivers the programme through its “Investing in Northern Ireland’s Heritage” project.
There will be an Institute of Fundraising NI accredited trainer that will deliver the course which is particularly relevant for anyone new to funding or fundraising within their own group or organisation.
There is a fee of only £20 per person, (normally fees are approximately £200) and this fee covers all training materials as well as refreshments and lunch for the day.
Furthermore, participant attendees and groups will have an opportunity for a free “one-to-one” consultation with an IOF member to offer fundraising advice and information that is specific for their project/organisation at a later date.
On successful completion of the course, participants will be able to complete the accredited process online with IOF, as well as become one of its members at a discounted fee.
Numbers are limited for this event so early booking is advisable. Contact us on 028 8676 6670 to book or email [email protected]. Places are being reserved on a first come first served basis. There is free car parking onsite.
We aim for inclusive events so please let us know of any way we can make adjustments to enable you to take part fully. The room has level access and accessible WCs.
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38a Oldtown Street
Cookstown
BT80 8EF
United Kingdom
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Training- Introductory Certificate for Fundraisers (IOF)
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