Bursary offered for major donor fundraiser 1

Fundraising | 2 Aug 2011

Mid-career major donor fundraisers have been offered a boost by the introduction of a £1,500 bursary associated with the Institute of Fundraising’s Major Donor Special Interest Group.

Recruitment agency TPP Not For Profit has put forward the money to fund a professional fundraiser looking to boost their skills and career in major donor work and says that the decision to fund the bursary is in response to the increasingly high demand for major donor experts in the field.

The £1,500 is designated to go towards the cost of training, mentoring or coaching and may cover travel costs. Applicants have until 9 September to register their interest.

Directory: Institute of Fundraising | TPP Recuitment (Not for Profit)

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Natalie Ponting
Marketing Manager
TPP Not for Profit
19 Oct 2011

We are delighted to announce that Laura Perkins, from Find Your Feet, has won the Major Donor Career Development bursary sponsored by TPP Not for Profit together with the Institute of Fundraising’s Major Donor Special Interest Group.

More details are available here>
http://www.tpp.co.uk/bursary-winner

We look forward to supporting Laura throughout her coaching.

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