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The Institute of Fundraising (NI) in association with NICVA is hosting a lunchtime seminar on the getting the best results from the Gift Aid scheme.
Wednesday 21 March 2007
Wednesday 21 March 2007
12.30pm
2.30pm
NICVA- 61 Duncairn Gardens- Belfast- BT15 2GB
£7 or £5.50 for IOF members
Training
Neil Irwin from NICVA will provide guidance to organisations how how to maximise income from using gift aid on as wide a range of donations as possible.
The event is open to any working in fundraising across Northern ireland or those with an interest in the subject. Fundraisers from large and small organisations are very welcome and you do not need to be an Insitute of Fundraising member to attend.
This event organised by the Institute of Fundraising Northern ireland committee is being held in association with NICVA as part of the Institute of Fundraising's Annual Lunchime Seminar Programme (2007).
Course Presentation (Powerpoint) (1mb)
REGISTER ATTENDANCE:
To register attendance at this event contact Neil Irwin, IOF Events Co-ordinator c/o NICVA at neil.irwin@nicva.org or telephone 028 9087 7777.
Other seminars in the programme are:
| 18 Apr 2007 | Retail Charity | Anne Walsh, East Belfast Mission |
| 16 may 2007 | Meet the Funder - The Ulster Bank | Nuala McLaughlin - The Ulster Bank |
| 28 Jun 2007 | Raise Your Game | IOF Annual Training Convention, Ramada Hotel |
| 19 sep 2007 | Meet the Funder - Children in Need | Terry Burns - Children in Need (NI) |
| 17 Oct 2007 | Raffles, Ballots and Lotteries - keeping them legal | Denise McCann - NICVA |
| 21 Nov 2007 | Introduction to Fundraising - One day training seminar | Various train |
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