Third Sector Digital Fundraising Forum

Posted on: December 14, 2020

The Third Sector Digital Fundraising Forum, powered by Third Sectoris a free-to-attend, two, half-day exclusive event taking place on 15 & 16 December.

A Third Sector forum consists of two elements: Dedicated 1-2-1 meetings with suppliers and providers to create the contacts and gather the tools necessary to make your plan a reality and content sessions designed to inspire and encourage you to make the next step in your organisation’s growth and development.
We will deliver a packed programme of educational and motivational content sessions and networking opportunities with not only like-minded individuals, but potential avenues to expand your digital fundraising capabilities.
Register your interest here.

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