Free Charity Fundraising Webinars
Posted on 27 November 2020 by Christie McAlpine
The Directory of Social Change and Ecclesiastical are hosting a series of webinars providing expert views into the opportunities and challenges in the current fundraising environment.
The Fundraising Plan
Date: Tuesday 8th December 2020 at 10.30am
A fundraising plan is a must for enabling your organisation to have the confidence that it can generate income and run the services it provides. The aim is to have a diverse range of income streams to help your charity to be more sustainable. This webinar will explore frameworks and approaches for planning income diversification.
The Fundraising Sources
Date: Wednesday 13th January 2021 at 10.30am
Support from individuals, corporates and grant-making bodies are just three key areas to source income for your charity. This webinar will explore the techniques to tap into these to maximise the potential and what other sources could or should your organisation should also be considering.
Your Fundraising Message in Current Time
Date: Thursday 21st January 2021 at 10.30am
For fundraising success, it is important to understand the audience and communicate the right information to tap into the potential donor or supporter’s needs and motivations. This webinar will consider the current times we are operating in and help you understand the motivations and needs of donors/funders. It will explore how to communicate the impact of the donations and the difference it will make and who will benefit.
Going Digital
Date: Tuesday 2nd February 2021 at 10.30am
This webinar will focus on what digital fundraising is and will help you understand what’s meant by digital fundraising. It will explore how your organization can successfully raise money digitally. With the chance to meet people face to face or have gatherings where people will raise money having disappeared or been significantly reduced over recent times with lock down, many organisations are keen to tap into digital opportunities both to raise money but also to maintain relationships to donors.