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This years fundraising convention in the Ramada on 29th June 2006, plans to be perhaps the biggest and best yet organised by the Institute of Fundraising (IOF). IOF has even developed a special community theme and bursaries are available.
A number of high profile speakers from across the UK will compliment local names in the latest annual convention programme developed by the Institute of Fundraising. This year the event will take place in the Ramada Hotel for the first time.
New Community Fundraising Theme
The introduction of a community section for the first time aims to encourage more workers in community organisations to attend the biggest networking event for fundraisers in Northern Ireland.
Many people in Northern Ireland have a substantial role in fundraising without necessarily having the job title 'fundraiser'. This convention welcomes anyone wishing to develop their skills in fundraising and will enable community workers to rub shoulders with and learn from professional fundraisers.
Over the years a growing number of new faces are attending the convention which has succeeded in attracting high profile speakers and a diverse programme of workshops, discussions and seminars.
We have moved location to the more accessible Ramada Hotel, we have retained and improved the bursary scheme, we have a dedicated section for increasing the number of community groups who attend and we have special fundraising awards for professionals and volunteers. Most importantly we have a wide range of speakers on many cutting edge fundraising topics. Jill Houston - Convention Chair
In the morning,
After morning tea and coffee the choice of sessions is from:
The convention will also feature the presentation of Fundraising Awards sponsored by Lloyds TSB Foundation. After lunch there will be a choice of debate sessions entitled:
The final workshops of the day will be a choice of:
A Special Guest speaker yet to be annnounced will lead into the presentation of the Nichola James Bursary and Prize Draw and delegates and then welcome to stay if they chose for the IOF Northern Ireland Committee AGM.
A copy of the Convention Programme and booking form is available below.
Conference rates are detailed on the booking form although bursaries are available. Prices range from £80 to £145 (accommodation is extra if required).
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