Fundraising from UK donors: A global guide to raising money from the UK

· Papillon Press
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203
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Packed with resources and tips, Fundraising from UK donors, is an invaluable guide to anyone, anywhere wanting to raise money from the UK. Jill Ritchie has over three decades of experience in fundraising and has specialised in raising money in the UK for global universities, non-profit organisations and faith based entities for more than 20 years. She shares her wealth of experience in this accessible and reader-friendly guide – her 28th book. Fundraising from UK donors covers an array of funding sources: individuals, the wealthy, trusts, bequests, events and many more. She also demystifies the requirement for a UK-based charity partner and explains Gift Aid (whereby the UK Government adds to individual donors’ gifts).

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About the author

A born entrepreneur, I started my first business at the age of 18 while also studying. By 28, I had created jobs for 120 people in a factory with seven retail outlets. However, I was spending more time doing voluntary rather than paid work. I then entered the non-profit sector part time while also writing and started my own fundraising consultancy and book publishing business, which I have run for over three decades, with offices in the UK and South Africa. I have had over 100 magazine articles published and have edited seven books and written 29. Writing and editing remain my first love.

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