The Basics of Starting a Fundraising Program
Join advancement expert Alastair Lee as he shares his insider tips, strategies and key first steps you need to take before you start a fundraising program at your education institution or not-for-profit.
The Basics of Starting a Fundraising Program
In this short course designed by advancement expert Alastair Lee for newbies to the fundraising sector, get all the insider tips and advice you need to start a fundraising program at your education institution or not-for-profit.
This course is suitable for beginner to intermediate-level practitioners working in the field.
What's inside this course:
- Step 1 of Fundraising: Where to start?
- Step 2 of Fundraising: What is your how?
- Step 3 of fundraising: Have a fundraising plan
- Fundraising research – Is it feasible?
- Types of giving programs
- Fundraising tools and other principles
- Donor prospecting: An overview
- Fundraising polices and procedures you need
- A recommended fundraising office staffing structure
- Recap and key takeaways
Plus bonus materials:
- Fundraising Program Pulse Check AND
- Advancement Project Planning Sheet
Want to implement a fundraising program at your organisation? Then this course will show you exactly how step-by-step!
Course curriculum
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The Basics of Starting a Fundraising Program
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Fundraising Program Pulse Check
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Advancement Project Planning Sheet
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About this course
- $248.00
- 3 lessons
- 1 hour of video content
Meet your course leader
Alastair Lee BCom, LLB, M.Edplus
Education Advancement Specialist
[email protected]
Alastair Lee is the Founding Director of AlumGrow Consultancy and recognised as a senior thought leader and leading practitioner in education advancement.
With a global profile and sustained track record over the last two-decades of multi award-winning work that has set industry standards in fundraising, alumni relations and marketing, Alastair has dedicated his career to researching, building, and launching ambitious and sustainable advancement programs with ELC-12 schools and universities, and developing vast networks of national and international partners and collaborators.
Over his career, Alastair has won many prestigious awards for his ground-breaking work, including the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) Gold Award at Deakin University.