Nova Fundraising May Open Surgery - Legacy Fundraising for Small Charities

With Legacy Foresight predicting legacy income over the next decade to be at least £43billion….can your charity seriously afford NOT to get cracking with building it’s legacy pipeline?

Bring your legacy troubles to Nova Fundraising’s special Live Q&A about gifts in wills. With client guests – from Open Age; Epping Forest Heritage Trust and Age UK Bucks – Emma and Emma-Louise will share with you your top-ten tasks for getting cracking with your legacy fundraising programme TODAY. Stop putting it off. Stop thinking gifts in wills aren’t for you or your small charity. Face your fears. Bring your supporters with you on the journey.

Nova Fundraising is setting out to remove your fears, take your legacy communication and promotion pains away and by breaking down the task into bite-size manageable pieces – we would argue there is no cause that should be forgetting to put legacy giving in its fundraising portfolio and communication mix.

Join us on Friday 03 May 2024 at 11:00am for our next exciting session.

About Nova Fundraising: Nova Fundraising has a passion for small charities and helping their fundraising shine brightly. We offer a range of professional fundraising consultancy services aimed at small charities, who are looking to either start, boost or grow their fundraising programmes.

THE SPEAKERS

Emma-Louise Singh MCIOF (AdvDip): Emma-Louise is an experienced fundraiser with over 15 years hands on fundraising experience across a range of fundraising from Trusts, to events and individual giving. She has worked at both large charities and as a sole fundraiser in small organisations, where she established fundraising functions from scratch. She is a Trustee for Animal Welfare Charities, UFAW and HSA. She is also a tutor for the Institute of Sustainable Philanthropy.

Emma Low MCIO (Dip): Emma has over 24 years experience of working in the not for profit sector. Employed primarily in senior fundraising roles, her experience covers health, social welfare, disability sectors, women's rights, international aid, and community and charity sector infrastructure. Emma has held senior roles at Crisis, Womankind Worldwide, Asthma UK and also helped establish Fight Bladder Cancer, a small start up charity's fundraising from scratch. She is a Trustee of homelessness charities Vision Care for Homeless and Youth Concern, Aylesbury.