The National Arts Fundraising School is the UK’s most intensive fundraising training programme exclusively for the arts and cultural sector – and the only one that guarantees success. More than 1,400 museums, galleries, theatres, festivals and dance companies have benefited from the School. So far the learning they’ve gained has helped them raise over £350M.
Last year we saw some of the harshest ever cuts to the arts. To survive and thrive, you must be able to tap into the whole range of sources that are available. You need to know where to look and you need to know how to ask. That’s what the National Arts Fundraising School is designed to help you with.
For over 28 years former participants have shown that the resulting skills and know-how we share work.
Over six intensive, challenging days you’ll increase your knowledge of different funding sources, including major donors, trusts and foundations, online engagement, individual giving, corporate sponsorship, European funding and legacies.
Whether you’re experienced, or new to fundraising, you’ll get new ideas, invigorate familiar approaches and tap into fundraising opportunities you’d never have considered before. You’ll also develop skills in powerful communication with donors. Above all you’ll build a rigorous, resilient fundraising strategy.
Development Direct, Ovalhouse
Chief Executive, Turtle Key Arts
Change Maker Associate, The Art House
Every session is carefully designed to stay with you long after the School. We use a mixture of expert presentations, group exercises and activities, coaching, case studies, online research opportunities, and time to read and reflect. The range of approaches guarantees you learn and retain a huge amount in a relatively short period of time.
The School is led by Bernard Ross – Europe’s leading fundraising consultant, who’s designed fundraising programmes to raise sums from £5K to $50B. He’ll be assisted by his colleagues Dana Segal, Philly Graham, Jules Bellingham, and Yvette Gyles. Finally, for the 2017 Schools we have a guest speaker
sharing insights on legacy giving.
The School’s approach is deeply practical. We’ll show you how the models and approaches are relevant to your organisation and how to best use them to overcome challenges and build on opportunities. Building your strategy and portfolio as you go along, you leave the School with a well-developed action plan to put into place on your return to work.
We reinforce the programme content to help you consolidate your learning in the weeks, months, and even years to come. A key learning element is a comprehensive 350-page workbook and a range of online resources. During the School you have access to our extensive fundraising reference library – including online databases of major fundgivers.
We’re so confident that what you learn will bring tangible results that we offer you a unique money-back guarantee. If you don’t raise a sum at least equal to the School fee within 12 months of completing the programme, we’ll refund the fee.
All of it. Guaranteed.
Senior Relationship Manager,
Arts Council England
Development Manager,
Tate
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