Posted by University of East London
Mental Health, Human Rights
Fundraising, Arts, Culture, Heritage
Start date
02/10/2024
End date
03/10/2024
This course is provided by Arts Fundraising and Philanthropy
Charitable legacies are gifts that an individual decides to leave when they are alive that take effect upon their death. They are the largest, simplest and oldest method of planned giving.
Leaving a gift to a charity in a will is usually the largest donation an individual ever gives. Legacy gifts can play a major role in organisational resilience, beneficiary impact and donor satisfaction. However, it is also a sensitive area that needs to be handled with care.
This course will be delivered virtually via Zoom in two 3-hour sessions, taking place on Wednesday 2 October 2024 from 10am-1pm and Thursday 3 October 2024 from 10am-1pm. It is necessary to attend both sessions to complete the full training.
This course is for Arts organisations interested in building legacy giving programmes and looking for a roadmap to get started on that journey.
The course trainer is Michelle Wright, the Programme Director of Arts Fundraising & Philanthropy funded by Arts Council England, which she set up in partnership with the Arts Marketing Association and the University of Leeds in 2013.
This course is priced at £75+VAT in total for both sessions.
A concession rate of £50+VAT is available to Freelancers, Sector Partner Members, Charities and Arts Organisations with an annual turnover of £500,000 or less.
Our current Sector Partners are: