Think Wales doesn’t have a background of philanthropy? Think again. In the first of this multi-part blog, the Catalyst Cymru-Heritage Fundraising project which offers Free fundraising help and support for Welsh heritage organisations, looks at some of look at some Wales’ most famous philanthropists, celebrating the achievements and difference people both historical and modern day have made has made to Wales and beyond through their generosity.
In the first blog we’ve got a woman who helped transform literacy in Wales and, to stir up a bit of debate, we’ve included a North Walian-American rough diamond for good measure. You’ll also find included a few tips on how to they might inspire you onto your own fundraising successes.
Do you agree with our selections? Or think anyone else should be included in the blogs to come? Have your say at:
http://wcva.tumblr.com/post/100066491860/welsh-philanthropists-ten-of-the-best-part-one
Catalyst Cymru-heritage Fundraising is an Heritage Lottery Funded project to help Welsh heritage organisations improve their fundraising success. It is open to all staff, volunteers and trustees within the heritage sector in Wales including:
•Historic environment
•Landscape and natural heritage (historic gardens, wildlife, woodland)
•Industrial, maritime and transport
•Museums, libraries and archives
•Intangible heritage (such as the preservation of memories, or oral history projects)
To find out more about the project visit:
http://www.wcva.org.uk/funding/catalyst-cymru
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