Venue: St Mary’s Church, 2 Edith Road, W14 9BA (Click Here for a map)
Other venues:
Chelsea Physic Garden, SW3 starting 5 September
Roots and Shoots, Kennington, SE11 starting 17 September
Saatchi Gallery, Chelsea, SW3 starting 2 October
Peggy Coles and the intergenerational team at Creating with Dementia
T: 0777 578 4520
The Refugee Council’s Supporting RCOs project is delighted to invite you to a training session on “Crowdfunding”. This free training session will introduce you to crowdfunding, how it works, and what are most suitable forms of Crowdfunding for voluntary and community organisations and how to successfully plan and launch a crowdfunding campaign.
The training session will explore theory and examples of successful case studies that could inspire your Crowdfunding campaigns.
Learning outcomes:
On completion of this course you will be able to:
- Understand the different sources and forms of crowdfunding available
- Identifying the right crowdfunding platform for your campaigns
- Take simple steps to increase your chances of raising funds through crowdfunding
- Act on practical next steps – choosing, planning, costing and launching your crowdfunding campaign. There will be an opportunity for you to prepare your own pitches, and deliver them to participating colleagues for peer (crowd) critique.
Course title: Introduction to Crowdfunding
Date: 20 September 2018
Venue: Resource for London, 356 Holloway road, London N7 6PA
Time: 10am-16:30pm
Lunch will be provided and travel expenses will be reimbursed for participants from London-based Refugee Community Organisations (copy of your receipt required).
Book your place now
To book a place and to confirm your attendance please complete the online booking form available here.
Ezechias Ngendahayo MInstF (Dip)
Projects and Training Coordinator
Development team
Refugee Council
PO Box 68614
London
E15 9DQ
T: 020 7346 1163
F: 020 3070 0228
For groups that would benefit from attending a ‘Meet the Funder’ event delivered by The London Community Foundation for our Save London Lives programme. The session will support organisations to understand the criteria and focus of the programme, how to complete the application form and provide an opportunity for organisations to ask questions on a one to one basis before the programme closes on the 10th of September 2018.
Save London Lives, part of the Evening Standard Dispossessed Fund (ESDF), aims to build a better and more robust community response to youth violence in London by increasing the impact and resilience of organisations working to reduce violence among young people across London. The fund will encourage and support locally based solutions that are developed and delivered by a range of organisations, working together in areas across London.
Through this fund we will provide grant funding, capacity support and networking opportunities to organisations in London who are responding to youth violence under at least one of the following three themes:
- Trauma
- School
- Family
Grants of up to £20,000 are available over two years, and organisations operating in any London borough with an income of under £500,000 are eligible to apply.
There will be two sessions and the dates and venues are:
23rd of August- Hugh Cubitt Centre – 48 Collier Street, London N1 9QZ
Time: 2pm-4pm
Room: Main Hall
Closest station: Kings Cross
28th of August- Pembury Community Centre – 1 Atkins Square | London E8 1FA
Time: 2pm-4pm
Room: Studio 2 and Studio 3
Closest station: Hackney Central or Hackney Downs
To book one of the dates, please follow this link
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Globally there is thought to be poor understanding and a great deal of stigma surrounding dementia, so the work of World Alzheimer’s Month is vital and is growing and targeting the stigma and lack of understanding and knowledge surrounding Alzheimer’s disease and dementia as well as supporting those suffering with the disease.The month is an opportunity for individuals, businesses and charities to hold events and raise awareness in their communities of the effects of dementia. Participants can get campaign materials for their event from ADI, and anyone unable to arrange their own event but keen to take part, can find events run by their National Alzheimer’s Charity and participate in those. For more info click here
The heatwave may have let up (for now!), but don’t let the weather stop you from achieving fundraising success this summer. Whether it’s too hot or too wet, you can stay inside and learn at your desk with our Summer Webinar Series, starting at just £5!
These opportunities have limited space as they emphasise activities and interaction with your trainer – along with opportunities for Q&A throughout the session. Our aim is to improve your knowledge, skills and confidence without you having to leave the comfort of your office. There is something for everyone in this wide range of vital topics:
Thursday, 23rd August
- Developing Your Fundraising Strategy
- Developing Your Earned Income
Wednesday, 29th August
- Developing Your Fundraising Strategy
Tuesday, 4th September
- Annual Appeals & Regular Giving
- Plan & Deliver Capital Campaigns
- Legacy Fundraising
Thursday, 6th September
- Community & Events Fundraising
- Preparing Successful Tenders (Statutory Commissioning)
- Stewardship – Retaining & Maintaining Donors
Book Now
Venue: Your desk!
Cost: £5, full details on our deposit policy available on our website.
Take a look at our courses designed to help you thrive in the core functions that underpin the work of a charity sector professional.
To find out more, please click here
DSC is an independent charity offering training, policy & research, publications, events and funding sources for the charity and voluntary sectors.
Spaces are going fast for our popular London training events and workshops! Book now to boost your fundraising skills with our expert trainers, from just £5.
“Very targeted at small charities which is ideal. Very relevant to our world.”
Feedback on Demonstrating your Impact, May 2018
Read on to find out what is available in late Summer, and if you want an idea of the content on offer at our training, why not try an interactive Webinar?
Wednesday, 12th September
- Fundraising from Trusts & Foundations (Full Day)- Only a handful of places remain!
Thursday, 20th September
- Engaging with Online Fundraisers and Influencers (Half Day AM)
- Creating and Delivering a Successful Crowdfunding Campaign (Half Day PM)
Monday, 24th September
- Developing Corporate Relationships (Full Day)
Tuesday, 25th September
- Developing Your Fundraising Strategy (Full Day)
Venue: The Grayston Centre, 28 Charles Square, Hoxton, London, N1 6HT
Cost: £7.50-£15, full details on our deposit policy available on our website.
Wednesday, 26th September
- Demonstrating Your Impact
- Develop Your Fundraising Strategy
- Supporting & Managing Volunteers
Venue: Barra Hall, Wood End Green Lane, Hayes, UB3 2SA
Cost: £5, full details on our deposit policy available on our website.
Our programme 2027, aims to bring community power into grantmaking through placing talented people from working-class backgrounds into decision-making roles at trusts and foundations.
We’ve had an overwhelmingly positive response to the programme from the grant-giving sector, and as a result we want to re-open our applications to ensure that as many people as possible can access this opportunity to diversify the voices in these organisations and to accelerate their own professional development.
The deadline for applications is 5th August. If you would like to enquire please email: craig@charity-works.co.uk
Sometimes we have to take a step back and appreciate those who go above and beyond to make the world a better place.That’s exactly what the Social Change Awards are all about. For further information click here.
