Drop-in clinic available for small organisations

Fundraising | Becky Slack | 17 Sep 2008

Fundraisers at organisations with incomes of less than £3m can now benefit from a new drop in clinic, hosted on a monthly basis by the Foundation for Social Improvement.

A number of free hour-long slots are available during which time fundraisers can access support and advice from the FSI’s chief executive, Pauline Broomhead and director, Kim van Niekerk.

“The Drop-In clinic came about because many of the 200-plus charities we work with have asked for one-to-one support,” said Broomhead. “Often just an hour of our time is all that is needed to talk through a problem or opportunity.”

The clinic is to be held at the FSI office on Great Portland Street in London. Fundraisers unable to travel to London can request a teleconference as an alternative.

The next clinic takes place 29 July between 9am and 5pm. To book, email jessicabrown@thefsi.org with your preferred time.
21 July 2008

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