We are delighted to announce that the Fundraising Standards Board (FRSB) in Wales is funding three small charity training days, delivered by the Institute of Fundraising (IoF), during March 2012.

Aimed specifically at charities with voluntary incomes under £1 million, this series of courses is aimed at building the fundraising skills of smaller organisations. The two topics will be:

Building an effective case for support

Raising funds from the local community and events

For more information on the course outlines please visit the news section of our website at www.frsb.org.uk.

 
The programme schedule

Each course will ensure that delegates are fully conversant with fundraising regulation and best practice as well as giving them an excellent grounding in each of the relevant areas.

Who should attend this session?
Each course is suitable for members of staff or volunteers who have responsibility for fundraising in your organisation.

The only restriction is that your organisation must have a voluntary income of under £1 million.

Learning outcomes

By the end of the session fundraisers will be able to:

Identify potential sources of income from within local communities

Understand the joys and challenges of working with volunteers

Use event planning tools

What will be covered?

Getting started: the law, best practice and ‘the rules’

Finding and researching potential sources of income locally

Developing and identifying projects for support

Event planning and management

Following up and strengthening relationships

How to book

Places are limited to 15 per course so book now to secure your place. The courses cost only £20 per day for FRSB members and organisations that apply for FRSB membership at the time of booking. The fee for non‐FRSB participants is £50. Refreshments are included.

To book email barbaraa@frsb.org.uk with the contact details of your delegates and confirmation of whether you’d like to pay by cheque or BACS. Please quote your FRSB membership number at the time of booking.