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NICVA's Funding Advice Training Programme aims to enable organisations to plan projects, research funding opportunities and improve chances of their success at all stages of the application process.
Wednesday 17 May 2006
Wednesday 17 May 2006
2:00pm
4:00pm
The Arches- Randalstown
Free of Charge
Training
Fundraising Methods and Techniques will be a breath of fresh air for those who are jaded by the ever changing crieria of funders, endless, lengthy application forms and the arduous monitoring reports required by grant-makers.
This training course considers the diverse range of fundraising opportunities available to build an organisation's pool of 'unrestricted funds'. By exploring the range of possible methods of raising more funds with no strings attached, including event management, collections, lotteries, and the benefits of payroll giving and gift aid etc, the organisation can encorporate additional suitable strands to their annual fundraising strategy.
This course is interactive, encouraging participants to participate throughout and is accompanied by comprehensive notes on the subject.
The training is free as part of the NICVA Outreach Programme.
Please note, training sessions and one-to-one advice sessions are also available in your own premises. If you are unable to attend during the day, evening sessions can also be arranged.
View the full calendar: 
Outreach Programme 2006 (97KB)
For more information or to register a place, please contact Heather Rowan or Georgie Finlay at:
outreach@nicva.org
028 9087 7777
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