Charity Fundraising Hub

The charity fundraising hub has moved

You can now find all of our charity fundraising information and resources on our parent company’s website. Discover the four steps to success along with support, guidance and tools to help you with fundraising now and into the future.

Simply visit the Benefact Group fundraising hub to find out more.

Webinar recordings

You can also access the previous recordings of the charity fundraising webinars produced in collaboration with the Directory of Social Change. They offer expert views to help guide you in the current fundraising environment.

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Benefact Group will continue to add to these resources in the future. If you are not already signed up to receive fundraising emails, you can subscribe to the fundraising mailing list to be the first to hear.

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