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IFC special offers for August!

09 August 2011

The International Fundraising Congress (IFC) is the world’s leading conference on fundraising and will take place on 18th - 21st October 2011 in The Netherlands.

Book your place between the 4th and 14th August 2011 and you will be entered into a prize draw to win a free place at the IFC 2012.  The free place is completely transferable, so you can give it to a colleague if you wish.

Furthermore, the first 20 people to reserve their place between the 15th and 26th August will get a free copy of either The AAA Way to Fundraising Success: Maximum Involvement, Maximum Results from Kay Sprinkel Grace or another fundraising book on change in not-for-profit organisations (title to be confirmed) from Bernard Ross.

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