World Heritage UK Fundraising Masterclass 29th November Central London- open now for booking

November 3, 2016 Published by Beth Thomas

Dear friends of World Heritage UK, We are delighted to invite you to a Fundraising Masterclass on the 29th November in central London. ‘An Introduction to Fundraising Targets and Techniques’ will be delivered by Valentine Morby on behalf of the Institute of Fundraising (see: www.valentinemorby.org and www.institute-of-fundraising.org.uk). This is a must for all World Heritage Sites and World Heritage UK Members who wish to improve or update their fundraising skills with guidance from the experts!

I am pleased to advise that tickets – including an excellent discount for World Heritage UK members – are now available at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/world-heritage-uk-fundraising-masterclass-tickets-27820249114?aff=erelexpmlt 

The half-day’s training is delivered two fast-paced sessions. First we will look at what your World Heritage organization needs in place before it seeks funding from the private sector and how it can develops its strongest key messages and ‘asks’. In the second session we will take a tour of a range of income streams and offer tips and techniques to help put you ahead of your competitors.

Your Trainer: Valentine Morby BA MInstF has over 20 years’ experience in the voluntary sector supported by 10 years commercial business experience. Valentine has worked as an independent fundraising consultant since 2008, including running a number of capital appeals and working with a number of heritage organisations, including Bath Abbey, No.1 Royal Crescent Museum, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Cleveland Pools, Roman Baths Foundation and the Jurassic Coast Trust.

Please be advised that there are a limited number of tickets available for this masterclass so you are encouraged to book early to ensure your place. This is a potentially great investment and a discount benefit from your membership fee if you have joined World Heritage UK (but non-member tickets available too!)

More details are on the Eventbrite page, or just contact me at chris.mahon@worldheritageuk.org

Best wishes,

Chris

Chris Mahon

Development Director, World Heritage UK