Charity Calendar of the Year Competition launched

Fundraising | 9 Sep 2009

Professional Fundraising has embarked on a search for the best calendar in the charity world.

This year, PF is launching its first-ever charity calendar competition.

With the Christmas season nearly in the horizon, PF is calling on charities to submit their 2010 calendars for a chance to be crowned the Charity Calendar of the Year, 2010.

Calendars will be judged on their originality, design, theme and the link back to the cause.

All entries need to be submitted by Monday 9, November.

Entries can be sent as a PDF to calendars@professionalfundraising.co.uk

Alternately, they can be sent in paper form to:

Professional Fundraising Calendar Competition
Plaza Publishing
15 Prescott Place
London
SW4 6BS

Good luck!

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