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Creating Capacity

A social enterprise endorsed by MLA and supported by Renaissance London with
learning programmes to inspire the profession and develop confidence now and
for the future

 

For just £145 you could be equipping your organisation with the skills it
needs to fundraise effectively from trusts and foundations. 

On Fundraising from Trusts and Foundations: practical steps to success with
funding bodies
<https://creatingcapacity.enterprisestudy.com/View.aspx?p=88817&c=90304&cour
seid=90304&zz=88969195>  learn:

- How trusts and foundations work

- Why trusts and foundations would be interested in your organisation

- How to spend your time on approaching trusts that can help

- How to prepare a plan

- What makes a successful application

- the value of strong partnerships and effective evaluation

 

All that and the opportunity to meet the Director of a leading Trust.

 

Venue: Jewish Museum, Raymond Burton House, 129-131 Albert St, Camden Town,
NW1 7NB

Date: 2 November 2011

 

Also £145 is our course for those with experience of financial management
but who want to build on that knowledge. 

Financial management: techniques for taking it up a level
<https://creatingcapacity.enterprisestudy.com/View.aspx?p=88817&c=90309&cour
seid=90309&zz=13461455%5d>  will support your learning on:

- Understanding balance sheets, profit and loss reports and management
accounts

- VAT and tax issues relating to the museums, libraries and archives sector

- the financial and legal role of directors and trustees in relation to
finance

- Managing cash flow, free cash and liquidity

 

The course will raise awareness of key issues when facing financial
challenges and is ideal for Directors, CEOs and new or existing Trustees. 

 

Venue: Jewish Museum, Raymond Burton House, 129-131 Albert St, Camden Town,
NW1 7NB

Date: 10 November 2011

 

Interested? 

Then book online or call me on 07985 659425 for more information.

 

Interested but can't spare the time from my museum, library or archive for
training?  Then consider our tailored in house package
<http://www.creatingcapacity.org/cc/index.aspx?id=4&nId=11>  as a low-cost
alternative.

 

Kind regards,

 

 

Lucy Auger

Creating Capacity for Museums, Libraries and Archives
Tel:  079 8565 9425        
Email: [log in to unmask]
Web: www.creatingcapacity.org <http://www.creatingcapacity.org/> 

 

Don’t forget the importance of your learning journey in these challenging
times – upcoming courses at Creating Capacity
<http://www.creatingcapacity.org/> :

19/10 Beginner
<https://creatingcapacity.enterprisestudy.com/View.aspx?p=88817&c=86185&cour
seid=86185&zz=98945638> ’s guide to archives

21/10 Volunteer management
<https://creatingcapacity.enterprisestudy.com/View.aspx?p=88817&c=90142&cour
seid=90142&zz=97644348>  – fully booked

2/11 Fundraising from trusts and foundations
<https://creatingcapacity.enterprisestudy.com/View.aspx?p=88817&c=90304&cour
seid=90304&zz=08501997> 

4/11 Working with the media
<https://creatingcapacity.enterprisestudy.com/View.aspx?p=88817&c=90471&cour
seid=90471&zz=35032047> 

10/11 Financial management
<https://creatingcapacity.enterprisestudy.com/View.aspx?p=88817&c=90309&cour
seid=90309&zz=64273205> 

Full programme 2010 / 2011 here
<http://www.creatingcapacity.org/uploads/creating_capacity_programme_Sep_Mar
ch_2July_v12.pdf> 

 


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