Create Fundraising Campaigns that Inspire Action - Workshop


 
Community: United Kingdom
Thursday, July 11, 2024
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM BST
Virtual
 
Seats Available: 2 of 18

Event Information

Are you ready to elevate your ministry’s fundraising efforts and engage your community in a more profound way? This transformative Q3 workshop is designed to equip you with the biblical principles, strategic insights, and hands-on practical tools needed to design and execute an effective fundraising campaign. 

Workshop highlights: 

  • Understand how to root your fundraising efforts in God’s vision for your ministry.
  • Learn the importance of transparency and authenticity in building trust with your champions.
  • Create compelling narratives and themes that resonate with your supporters.
  • Learn how to segment your audience for more targeted and effective communication.
  • Equip your champions to become advocates and amplify your ministry’s message. 

Revolutionize your fundraising approach. Take the first step towards a more impactful and sustainable ministry, inspiring your community to engage more deeply in your cause. Register today. 

Presenters
Lorne Campbell
Featuring - Lorne Campbell
Area Director, MI UK

Lorne Campbell serves as the Area Director for Mission Increase in the United Kingdom. He has over thirty years experience in the nonprofit sector and has extensive experience in senior management and directorship roles within national charities. His expertise lies in fundraising, operational development, and people strategies. Lorne's commitment to community service is evident through his active involvement in various charitable organisations and youth work. He holds multiple qualifications in education, training, leadership, and human resource management, showcasing his dedication to continuous growth and improvement. Lorne values integrity and compassion in all his endeavours and his passion for creating a positive impact is a driving force in his life and career. He lives in Essex with his wife and four children.