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How did Mia and David nail their five minute live fundraising pitch?
What would you say if you had exactly five minutes in which to pitch to an audience of potential donors,
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How do you strike the balance between fundraising right now and for the future?
I was delighted to be invited to ask a series of five questions on my favourite subject, fundraising strategy, at #CharityHour on
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How can you ensure your fundraising strategy stays live?
I was delighted to be invited to ask a series of questions on my favourite subject, fundraising strategy, at #CharityHour on Twitter
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Is developing a fundraising strategy an art or a science?
I was delighted to be invited to ask a series of questions on my favourite subject, fundraising strategy, at #CharityHour on Twitter
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How can you involve non-fundraising colleagues in developing your fundraising strategy?
I was delighted to be invited to ask a series of questions on my favourite subject, fundraising strategy, at #CharityHour on Twitter
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What key elements need to be included in any fundraising strategy?
I was delighted to be invited to ask a series of questions on my favourite subject, fundraising strategy, at #CharityHour
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Fundraising strategy in 2021: two lessons from 2020
This short article was first published by UK Fundraising here, alongside the thoughts of three other independent fundraising consultants, Grahame
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The impossible game – guest blog by Dr Richard Piper
I’m delighted to publish this guest blog from Dr Richard Piper, who is the CEO at Alcohol Change UK. Richard,
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What is your charity’s TVM?
So, this morning I happened to be standing in front of my local station for a few hours, volunteering. There’s
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“How much will you raise?” The importance of benchmarking and Return on Investment fundraising data
“How much should we be raising for our investment in fundraising?” is a question I’m asked very frequently. I tend
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