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An estimated £33m was not claimed by community and voluntary organisations in Northern Ireland from the Government. If this was a grant programme we would be queuing up to apply.
Is Gordon getting money which should be going to your charity?
The Institute of Fundraising Lunchtime Seminar is on the subject of Getting the Best from Gift Aid. This seminar aims to introduce the subject of Gift Aid while looking at tips and hints for using it more effectively and providing guidance on how to develop a Gift Aid campaign.
This seminar will explain:
The seminar would be useful to both fundraisers and finance officers or treasurers - indeed it would be good for both finance and fundraisers from the same organisations to attend.
Tea, coffee and sandwiches will be available from 12.30pm while the seminar will commence around 1pm and finishes normally around 2pm. It is open to both non-IOF and IOF members with a cover charge of £5.50 for members and £7.00 for non-members. The event is also a good opportunity to informally network with other fundraisers.
For more information and to register attendance at the event see the Community NI Events Calendar.
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