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Delivered by Community Matters this workshop will look at marketing - things you can do on a shoestring to promote your organisation, and some tips to possibly improve what you do already.
Key things we will look at are simple social media and the use of email marketing
As a charity leader, fundraiser or operator you’ll know donations are closely linked with the economy. When it’s strong, constituent confidence is higher, disposable income rises and it’s more likely that you see an increase in donations from individuals and corporations.
This online course will help you understand and analyse the current funding situation of your organisation and teach you how to plan for the future.
We’ll use key strategic tools, a funding strategy template (that you’ll adapt and tailor) and help you consider various sources of funding that are most suitable for your organisation including looking at diversification.
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By the end of the day you will:
This course will give an overview and understanding of charity governance, regulation and best practice. These sessions offer unique networking opportunities with other trustees and access to our knowledgeable expert trainers.
This training will take place over two half days and you need to attend both days of the same course.
Session 1: Role and responsibilities of trustees | Tuesday 9 March (10.00 until 13.00)
Session 2: Achieving good governance | Wednesday 10 March (10.00 until 13.00)
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By the end of the course you will:
This course will give an overview and understanding of charity governance, regulation and best practice. These sessions offer unique networking opportunities with other trustees and access to our knowledgeable expert trainers.
This training will take place over two half days and you need to attend both days of the same course.
Session 1: Role and responsibilities of trustees | Tuesday 23 February (10.00 until 13.00)
Session 2: Achieving good governance | Thursday 25 February (10.00 until 13.00)
This course will give an overview and understanding of charity governance, regulation and best practice. These sessions offer unique networking opportunities with other trustees and access to our knowledgeable expert trainers.
This training will take place over two half days and you need to attend both days of the same course.
Session 1: Role and responsibilities of trustees | Monday 25 January (10.00 until 13.00)
Session 2: Achieving good governance | Friday 29 January (10.00 until 13.00)
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By the end of the course you will:
When you write a funding application, how often are you successful? Your time is precious and there are few good funding opportunities; every application needs to be as strong as possible. In this online training course, you will learn how to write solid funding applications with confidence and with focus.
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By the end of the day you will:
When you write a funding application, how often are you successful? Your time is precious and there are few good funding opportunities; every application needs to be as strong as possible. In this online training course, you will learn how to write solid funding applications with confidence and with focus.
OUTCOMES
By the end of the day you will:
When you write a funding application, how often are you successful? Your time is precious and there are few good funding opportunities; every application needs to be as strong as possible. In this online training course, you will learn how to write solid funding applications with confidence and with focus.
OUTCOMES
By the end of the day you will:
All voluntary organisations have a duty to keep the people they work with safe from harm. This course introduces the basics of safeguarding within a charity context and highlights effective safeguarding practice.
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