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ALT The image features a person attentively listening on the left, with a teal overlay displaying an event schedule on the right. The schedule includes training on fundraising topics such as "Major Donor Fundraising (Practitioner Level)" "Making the Ask: From Cultivation to Donation" with Lynda Harwood-Compton, "Gen Z: Engaging the Next Generation of Donors" with Lynda Harwood-Compton, and "Essentials of Legacy Fundraising (Practitioner Level)" with Richard Radcliffe FCIOF Cert. Additionally, there's a session titled "How to Write More Powerful & Successful Appeal Letters" with Paul Chuter FIDM.

ALT The image is a promotional banner for upcoming fundraising training in November. On the left, a person is seated at a table with a colorful floral background, smiling and holding a pen. On the right, there is a list of training sessions with dates and titles: "Major Donor Fundraising: Planning & Strategy (Management Level)" with Dr. Nikulaj Hussain, "Storytelling Techniques for Copywriters, Marketers & Leaders" with Paul Chuter FIDM, "Designing & Running Successful Fundraising Events (Practitioner Level)" with Juliet Ellis, "Introducing Blended Giving to Your Organisation" with Dr. Claire Routley, and "Growing Income for Mid-Value Donors" with Lynda Harwood-Compton.

ALT Upcoming training events are displayed in a grid format with the following sessions: "The Art of Stewardship" on 02/12/2026 with Lynda Harwood-Compton, "Trusts Fundraising: Improving Your Success (Intermediate)" on 07/12/2026 with Jill Godly FCIOF (Dip), "Copywriting for Fundraising Masterclass" on 08/12/2026 with Paul Chuter FIDM, and "Developing a Legacy Strategy (Management Level)" on 10/12/2026 with Richard Radcliffe FCIOF (Cert). An image shows a hand holding a pen over a notebook.

ALT A promotional graphic describing two resources. The first section, titled "Organisational Members," highlights "2. Introduction to Fundraising Ethics," offering three modules on related topics. The second section, titled "Open Access," features "3. Build-A-Brief Interactive Tool," designed to help create briefing documents for free use by fundraisers.

ALT Image showing two sections about fundraising guidelines. The first section titled "4 Types of Fundraising Collection" provides mostly free resources on generating funds for charities. The second section titled "5 Creating a Donations Acceptance and Refusal Policy" offers guidelines for charities on forming a donations policy to ensure ethical decision-making and protect organizational reputation.

ALT This image features logos of various organizational members of the Chartered Institute of Fundraising. The entities include Scottish International Education Trust, Samaritan, Home Start, Seaview Sailing Trust, Emmie's Books, The Penny Appeal, Compassionate Inverclyde, Feeding Dreams UK, Paraklesis, Rochdale and Bury, London Catalyst. The background is teal with text welcoming these organizations.

ALT A graphic with large text reading "Global Majority Fundraisers Network." Below, smaller text describes it as a digital-first professional community for fundraisers from Global Majority backgrounds in the UK's not-for-profit sector. There is a stylized hand pointing to a button labeled "Join the community." The background is blue with abstract shapes.

ALT This image contains a quote stating, "If we want to grow giving, investing in it has to be part of the answer,” attributed to Rob Cope, Executive Director of Membership & Operations, Chartered Institute of Fundraising. Below the quote is a headshot of a person with a thoughtful expression. The background is a solid teal color with abstract shapes.













