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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Briefing creative partners doesn’t have to be complicated. Whether you’re preparing a Christmas appeal or planning a campaign for 2027, Build-a-Brief helps you create a clear, effective creative brief with helpful prompts and tips. Use it for free: bit.ly/3Om73FD
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Encouraging signs for public fundraising. 📈 New Fundraising Regulator research shows positive experiences of public fundraising are up 12% since 2023, with door-to-door up 10%. Explore what this progress means for fundraisers, charities & public trust: bit.ly/4xVJhRy
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Fundraising Regulator Publishes Opinium Report
Fundraising Regulator research with Opinium shows positive experiences of public fundraising are rising in the UK. Explore the 2026 findings on public trust, door-to-door fundraising and charitable gi...
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Your next opportunity to learn could also be your next opportunity to connect. CIOF Group events offer space to learn from peers, share ideas, build your network and strengthen your fundraising practice. Explore upcoming conferences, webinars and events: bit.ly/4yNspOi
Map of the UK displaying upcoming conferences and awards by the Chartered Institute of Fundraising. Locations include Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Belfast, Cardiff, London, and across various years from 2026 to 2027. Events are themed around regional fundraising efforts.A map of the United Kingdom highlighting locations for various upcoming fundraising events organized by the Chartered Institute of Fundraising. The events are in cities such as Edinburgh, Belfast, Newcastle, Cardiff, London, and others, with dates in October and November 2023.Map of the UK titled "National & Regional Groups" with regions outlined and labeled, such as Scotland National Group, Yorkshire Regional Group, and London & South East Regional Group. The Chartered Institute of Fundraising logo is in the top right.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Following the new Code of Fundraising Practice & consultation with members, we’ve updated the rule books for street, private site and door-to-door fundraising. The updates provide greater clarity on subcontractors, governance & the responsible use of fundraising sites: bit.ly/4zpmY83
The image shows a promotional banner for the Chartered Institute of Fundraising. It displays three updated public fundraising rule books: "Street Fundraising," "Private Site Fundraising," and "Door-to-Door Fundraising." The background is a dark teal color with bold white text announcing the updates.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
What does kind leadership look like in practice? In the latest #LetsTalkFundraising, Tim Beynon, Katie Docherty and Graham Allcott explore kindness, psychological safety and wellbeing – and how leaders can build teams where people feel safe to speak up. Listen: bit.ly/3VV1X6n
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
The challenges shaping fundraising are changing. Your thinking needs space to keep up. Our upcoming webinars explore fundraising talent, changing giving behaviours and supporter experiences – with useful insight and practical thinking for your work. Explore what’s coming up: bit.ly/4xID0Jp
Promotional graphic for upcoming webinars. Text reads: "Upcoming Webinars: One hour of learning. Ideas you can take back to your fundraising." Features an open laptop displaying an online event platform with the words “Upcoming and Events.”A promotional poster titled "The Voice of Fundraising with Charity Job." It details a session about insights from fundraising experts and strategies to improve the fundraising profession. Two speakers are featured with their roles: Zac Leonard, Research Manager, Charity Job, and Charlotte Sherman, Policy Manager, CIOF. Logos and event details, "14 October 2026, Online," are included.This image is a promotional poster for an event titled "Disintermediation in Giving." It poses the question of who needs charities and highlights changing donation practices. Speakers include Ian McQuillin, Director at Rogare - The Fundraising Think Tank, Dr. Rita Kottasz, Associate Professor at Kingston University, and Ceri Edwards, Executive Director of Engagement at CIOF. The event is organized by Rogare and is scheduled for 15 October 2026, with an option to attend online.The image is a promotional poster for a webinar titled "Modernising Communications: Turning Theory into Action with Broadridge." It includes a description of the webinar's focus on charity strategies and technology investment. An individual is pictured, identified as the Chief Client Officer of Broadridge. The Broadridge logo is displayed along with the date, "25 November 2026," and "Online.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Your autumn learning plans, all in one place. 🍂 Explore CIOF training this October and November to build your skills and strengthen your practice. Planning for a team? With Pick ’n’ Mix, book 6 eligible places and pay for 5. Explore the calendar: bit.ly/4xID0Jp
Upcoming training in October. Courses listed: "AI for Fundraisers: Foundations and Practice," "Events Fundraising: Strategy & Planning (Management Level)," "Data Storytelling for Fundraisers," and "Growing Community Fundraising." Dates and presenters are included below each course. An audience is seated in the foreground.A person writing at a desk. The image includes information about upcoming training sessions in October: "Developing a Fundraising Strategy" with Gill Jolly FCDR (IoF) on October 14-15, 2026; "Managing your Trust Fundraising Programme Strategically" with Gill Jolly FCDR (IoF) on October 19, 2026; "Developing In Memory Fundraising" on October 20, 2026; and "Copywriting for Fundraising Masterclass" with Paul Chuter FIDM on October 23, 2026.Upcoming training events panel. On the left, a person sits smiling with a notepad and pen. On the right, a schedule of training events features titles, dates, and associated trainers, including Idris Hussain, Carla Miller, Lynda Harwood-Compton, and Richard Radcliffe FFIF. Topics cover major donor fundraising, women in leadership, engaging Gen Z, effective donation appeals, and basics of legacy fundraising.A person looking away, seated in a room. To the right are details about upcoming training in November: "Major Donor Fundraising: Planning & Strategy" with Dr. Hikaya Hussain on 17-18/11/2026, "Designing & Running Successful Fundraising Events" with Juliet Ellis on 19/11/2026, "Introducing Blended Giving to Your Organisation" with Dr. Claire Routley on 23/11/2026, "Storytelling Masterclass" with Paul Charlot FIDM on 25/11/2026, and "Growing Income for Mid-Value Donors" with Lynda Harwood Compton on 30/11/2026.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Seven fundraisers. Seven bursary places for Wales/Cymru Fundraising Conference 2026. Applications close 30 September at 17:00, so don’t miss your chance to join us in Cardiff on 18 November. Find out about the bursaries and apply: bit.ly/46Dysbi
The image is a promotional graphic for the Wales/Cymru Fundraising Conference 2026, organized by the Chartered Institute of Fundraising Wales. It states that bursaries close on 30 September at 17:00.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
Over 1,000 fundraisers shared their views – thank you! 👏 Our Talent Survey is now closed and three prize draw winners have each chosen a charity to receive £250: 💙 CW+ 💙 Stroke Association 💙 Fire Fighters Charity Thank you for helping shape our picture of fundraising talent.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
You should be able to fundraise without facing abuse. Our Chief Executive Katie Docherty stands with RNLI fundraisers and volunteers, and everyone facing unacceptable behaviour while doing their job. Your wellbeing matters. Support is available: bit.ly/4tl6H0c
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
How can better insight strengthen your fundraising? Today at #InsightinFundraisingConference, we’re exploring how data, AI and supporter insight can turn challenges into action. A huge thank you to our volunteer committee for bringing fundraisers together to learn and connect.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
Calling all Payroll Giving fundraisers 📣 Join us at Payroll Giving Conference 2026 to connect with peers, explore the latest developments, hear from employers and put your questions to our panel. 📅 11 Nov, 1–5pm 📍 LSBU Hub, London Book now: bit.ly/4cLqH6T
Flyer for the Payroll Giving Conference 2026 hosted by the Chartered Institute of Fundraising. Includes details: 11 November 2026, LSBU Hub Entrance, London. Features a hand holding a check.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
That’s a wrap on the North West Fundraising Conference! 👏 Two days of learning, sharing ideas and connecting with fundraisers across the region. A huge thank you to our North West Regional Group committee for making it possible. See what’s coming up next: bit.ly/4xID0Jp
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
Not sure where to start with so many fundraising resources to explore? We’ve rounded up the 5 most-used CIOF resources from August, featuring guidance, insights and practical content fundraisers found useful. See what could support your work: bit.ly/4gXU6NC
A hand holding a smartphone displaying a webpage. The background is purple with large white text that reads, "Top 5 Trending Resources August." Smaller text below mentions the CIOF community.A person is sitting at a table writing in a notebook. They are focused on their work. The text below reads "Open Access: The Fundraising Strategy Builder - A step-by-step tool that works with you to build a complete fundraising strategy for your organization.Open Access section titled "A Guide to Corporate Fundraising" with a description about securing partners. Member Only section titled "What the UK Giving & Local Giving Report 2026 Mean for your Fundraising Strategy" with details on adapting to UK public giving habits.A two-part informational image with headings and descriptions. The first part is titled "4 AI, Trust & The Future of the Supporter Experience" and discusses the importance of trust and transparency in AI adoption for fundraising. The second part is titled "5 Creating a Donations Acceptance and Refusal Policy," focusing on ethical decision-making and protecting organizational reputation in charity work.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 15/09/2026
A huge welcome to our newest organisational members! 🎉 Welcome to the community! In August, we were delighted to welcome 14 organisations that joined the CIOF community of more than 10,000 fundraisers being supported through membership. Explore membership: bit.ly/3TRKCua
The image features logos of various organizational members supported by the Chartered Institute of Fundraising. The logos include Brave Positive Strong, Project Yananai, Challenge Partners, Oak, The ABD Centre, Wish Ambulance Scotland, Scotland's National Orchestra (RSNO), Age Friendly Wales, Greater Manchester Youth Federation, Halifax Opportunities Trust, Trust Leeds, and The National Brain Appeal. The text at the top welcomes these new members.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
Civic freedoms are under pressure across Europe – and fundraising is helping build resilience. Join EFA’s #Fundraising4Democracy European Tour online, 29 Sept, for bold campaigns and stories showing how fundraising can power democracy. Find out more: bit.ly/4zU5Ckt
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
This #GivingTuesday marks the start of Generosity Week! 🌍 From 1–5 December, the week will celebrate giving and volunteering, coinciding with the UN’s International Year of Volunteers for Sustainable Development. Find out more about #GenerosityWeek: bit.ly/4xP0qgi
This image is a promotional poster for "Generosity Week" occurring from December 1-5, 2026. At the top, logos for the International Association for Volunteer Effort and Giving Tuesday are visible. Below, a group of people are sitting at a table outdoors, engaged in conversation. The central text reads: "Generosity is more than money." Icons and words beneath highlight aspects of volunteering: Volunteering, Time, Skills, Experience, Attention, and Care. Additional text invites people to join and celebrate generosity in December, with a kickoff webinar on September 8, accessible through a provided link.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 11/09/2026
Derek & Sheila have shared plenty of adventures on their tandem bike! 🚴‍♀️🚴‍ This #RememberACharityWeek celebrates the people, passions & quirks that make us who we are, & how a gift in your Will can help you be remembered for even more. How will you be remembered? #WhatsMyLegacy
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 11/09/2026
63% of the UK public were asked to donate to charity in the last four weeks. It’s the first data point in our new long-term study with CharityTracker, tracking fundraising activity and how people are being asked to give across the UK. 📊 Explore the first findings: bit.ly/3UIqsn2
The image is a report graphic from UK Public Monthly Tracker for August 2026. It states that 63% of respondents have been asked to donate to charity in the last four weeks. There is a "No Change vs last month" indicator. The source is © CharityTracker.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
Some people check the weather before a walk. Vernon just puts his boots on. 🥾 We all have things we’ll be remembered for. This #RememberACharityWeek, inspire supporters to turn their passion for your cause into a lasting legacy. Discover more: bit.ly/4cn5pwb #BeRemembered
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
What makes someone choose a career in fundraising – and what makes them stay? Join CIOF and CharityJob for The Voice of Fundraising, exploring what fundraisers want from the profession and where change is needed. 30 Sept, 12–1pm CIOF members: bit.ly/4zw7b87
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The Voice of Fundraising with Charity Job
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
If you could choose six training places, what would be on your list? Mix and match eligible online CIOF courses with our Pick ’n’ Mix Training Offer. Choose 6 places. Pay for 5. The cheapest is free. 📅 Book by 31 Dec 2026 Explore training: bit.ly/4xID0Jp
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
This #RememberACharityWeek, build your legacy fundraising skills with our on-demand training, developed with Remember A Charity. Learn from Claire Routley & Lucy Lowthian at your own pace, from understanding audiences to measuring success. bit.ly/4ylp3kB #WhatsMyLegacy
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 07/09/2026
Meet Gloria. 👋 She’s a bit of a card shark – and a star of Remember A Charity’s new Be Remembered campaign. Launching for #RememberACharityWeek, the campaign celebrates the little things that make us unforgettable and the legacies we leave. Discover more: bit.ly/4cn5pwb
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
Next week is #RemeberACharityWeek! We’re proud to be a partner of Remember A Charity, joining charities and organisations across the UK to celebrate the impact of gifts in Wills. Find out more: bit.ly/4zXj3Ad
Image with the text: "Proud Partner of Remember a Charity in your Will. Help the work live on..." displayed over three yellow circles with a curved line above.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
Meet the volunteers helping fundraising communities learn, connect and grow. 🌱 Ahead of International Day of Charity, we’re celebrating our Volunteer Spotlight nominees and everyone who gives their time and expertise to CIOF Groups. Get involved: bit.ly/4yNspOi
Bright graphic with bold text reading "Celebrating Volunteers' Week 2026." There's a description: "A curated collection of blogs celebrating and thanking our volunteers, and highlighting the vital role volunteering plays in fundraising." A silhouette of an upraised hand appears on the right.This image features two portraits side by side with text descriptions. On the left, the text highlights Emma Bryant, described as the Conference Lead for the South West Regional Group. Emma is commended for their leadership and commitment to improvement and team collaboration. On the right, the text introduces Caroline Gaskin as the Payroll Giving Month Lead, Payroll Giving Special Interest Group. Caroline is noted for their creativity and contribution to the Payroll Giving Month, emphasizing teamwork and support for the campaign.This image features two individuals each in a separate section with text. On the left, there is a section about Lexy Graham, Chair of the Scottish Community & Events Special Interest Group, highlighting contributions to the team. On the right, there is a section about Rachel Brooke, Communications Lead for the Yorkshire Regional Group, emphasizing their creative approach and contributions to committee efforts. Both sections have a light blue background.This image features two profiles of individuals involved in special interest groups. The left profile is of a Communications Lead, Events Fundraising Special Interest Group, noted for leading committee communications and driving event engagement. The right profile is of a Newsletter Editor, Fundraisers in Christian Organization, known for experience with the FICO committee and dedication to good practice. Both profiles feature headshots within circular frames.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
More than three decades of membership is worth celebrating. 🎉 Thank you to our longest-standing organisational members, who’ve been part of the CIOF community since 1988 – supporting learning, connection and stronger fundraising practice. Join us: bit.ly/3TRKCua
Logos of long-standing organizational members of the Chartered Institute of Fundraising: Macmillan Cancer Support, Cancer Research UK, WWF, UNICEF, NSPCC, British Heart Foundation, British Red Cross, Stroke Association, Action for Children, and National Trust.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 01/09/2026
Giving isn’t only about money. This Giving Tuesday, we’re celebrating the time, skills and expertise volunteers bring to fundraising – including prize draws. Learn how to run a successful prize draw in our member webinar with Crowdfunder UK: bit.ly/4xsM7xT #GivingTuesday
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 31/08/2026
Your fundraising community is closer than you think. Across the UK, CIOF volunteer-led Groups bring fundraisers together to learn, share, connect and celebrate good practice. 📅 Explore upcoming conferences and awards: bit.ly/4yNspOi
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 27/08/2026
Good fundraising needs a strong professional community behind it. We’re proud to have welcomed 338 small charities through our free organisational membership. Because access to knowledge, learning and connections shouldn’t depend on charity size. Find out more: bit.ly/4wGMDat
A promotional graphic from the Chartered Institute of Fundraising. The text reads: "Proud to have welcomed 338 small charities with free organisational membership since 2023." The background is teal with the institute's logo in the top left corner.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 26/08/2026
Fundraisers across Northern Ireland: we need to hear from you. Our Talent & Inclusion surveys aim to build a clearer picture of the UK fundraising workforce. Your experience matters. Take the relevant survey: bit.ly/4vDNsk9 #FundraisingNI
The image features text about a fundraiser and fundraising leader surveys for Northern Irish fundraisers. It encourages sharing experiences to aid the CIOF in understanding the profession and identifying progression opportunities. A map outline is in the background with a heart and location icon.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 25/08/2026
Could lapsed supporters be some of your strongest legacy prospects? Ahead of Remember A Charity Week (7–11 Sept), Episode 8 of Let’s Talk Fundraising explores how loyalty and thoughtful engagement can turn thanks into lasting gifts. 🎙️ Listen: bit.ly/4bVz1ka
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 24/08/2026
One month to go until the Insight in Fundraising Conference – and 20 years of the Insight in Fundraising Special Interest Group. On 21 Sept, explore how insight, data and technology can turn challenges into opportunities. Secure your place now: bit.ly/4bYxMk5
A conference poster titled "Insight in Fundraising Conference 2026" with the theme "Turning Headwinds into Tailwinds - Transforming Challenge into Impact." It marks the 20th anniversary of the event. The image shows hands examining financial documents with graphs using a magnifying glass. The event is scheduled for 21 September 2026 at Leonardo Royal London St Paul’s, London, England.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 21/08/2026
Fundraisers across Wales: we need to hear from you. Our Talent & Inclusion surveys are exploring how fundraisers enter, develop and experience the profession. Your experience matters. Take the relevant survey: bit.ly/4vDNsk9 #FundraisingCymru
The image is a digital poster featuring a map outline of Wales in a teal color. It promotes "The fundraiser & fundraising leader surveys" to gather insights from fundraisers across Wales. There's a heart within a location pin icon in the lower part. Text encourages participation to help CIOF understand the fundraising profession and its dynamics.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 20/08/2026
What’s next for your fundraising career? September and October are a chance to learn something new, strengthen your skills and invest in your development. Explore our latest training calendar and find your next learning move: bit.ly/44a0muo #ProudFundraiser
Upcoming training sessions for fundraisers in September, listed on a dark green background. Sessions include topics like storytelling, legacy strategy, copywriting, content creation, portfolio review, and trusts fundraising. Presenters named are Lucy Gower, Richard Radcliffe, Paul Chuter, Ann Rutter, Juliet Ellis, and Gill Jolly. Dates range from September 15th to 21st. A person speaks at a podium on the left.Two individuals seated at a desk, taking notes during a session. To the right, a list of upcoming training sessions in September: 'The Art of Stewardship,' 'Developing a Powerful Case for Support,' 'Community Fundraising Essentials,' 'Trusts Fundraising: Improving your Success (Intermediate),' 'Using AI in Grant Application. Write Faster, Stay Human,' and 'Prospect Research: Getting Started.' Each session indicates presenting individuals.Upcoming training sessions in October are presented on a blue background. Five course details are displayed with dates and titles. Courses include "AI for Fundraisers: Foundations and Practice," "Events Fundraising: Strategy & Planning (Management Level)," "Data Storytelling for Fundraisers," and "Growing Community Fundraising." Trainers associated with each session are mentioned: Sue Turner, Juliet Ellis, Alan Rutter, and Rosie Milson.A person sits taking notes at an event, surrounded by training session details on a blue background. Sessions include 'Developing a Fundraising Strategy' on October 14-15, 'Developing In Memory Fundraising' on October 20, 'Managing Your Trust Fundraising Programme Strategically' on October 19, and 'Copywriting for Fundraising Masterclass' on October 23. Presenters are Gill Jolly FIODF and Paul Chuter FIDM.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 19/08/2026
Sometimes, the most useful thing you can have is 45 minutes with people who just get it. Our next CIOF online networking session for solo and small-team fundraisers is on 15 September. Come along, share experiences and connect with peers who understand: bit.ly/4x4CXaN
A promotional graphic for Small Charity & Solo Fundraiser Networking Sessions. It features photos of two individuals: one labeled as Frances Fox, Content Manager at the CIOF, and the other as Terri Powell, Membership Services Officer at the CIOF. The event is scheduled for 15 September 2026 and will be held online.
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UK Fundraising @ukfundraising.bsky.social · 19/08/2026
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The rise of the ‘citizen fundraiser’: how to adapt when supporters take matters into their own hands
Fundraising think tank Rogare has published an updated, expanded framework on nonprofit disintermediation in its latest white paper, Death by […]
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 18/08/2026
What makes an effective leader? Technical skills matter, but so do the emotional skills that shape how we communicate, respond & work with others. Dr Mark Hughes explores 5 key elements in this video, part of our Future Leaders Programme. Find out more & secure your place: bit.ly/4zfrVAV
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 17/08/2026
Culture plays a huge role in great fundraising. Fundraisers thrive when they feel valued, supported and connected to purpose. Strong cultures are built through clear vision, honest communication, recognition and opportunities to grow. Discover practical steps: bit.ly/4hTvGWf
A person is smiling while holding a coffee cup and looking at another person who is also holding a coffee cup. Both are standing in front of a plain background. The text reads, "How to create a positive and open working culture. Great fundraisers thrive in supportive cultures. Creating positive, open workplaces helps retain talent and build stronger fundraising teams." The logo of the Chartered Institute of Fundraising is in the top left corner.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 13/08/2026
Tickets are now open for Wales/Cymru Fundraising Conference 2026! Join us on 18 November at Leonardo Hotel Cardiff for a day of learning, connection and inspiration. Discounted CIOF member and small charity tickets are available, alongside bursaries. Book now: bit.ly/4gfKGM2
A promotional image for the Welsh/Cymru Fundraising Conference by the Chartered Institute of Fundraising Wales. It features three individuals engaged in conversation. The event is on 18 November 2026 at Leonardo Hotel Cardiff. Text mentions discounted rates for CIOF members and small charities, with bursaries available.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 12/08/2026
A warm welcome to our 17 newest organisational members! 👋 We’re delighted to welcome you to the Chartered Institute of Fundraising community, joining more than 10,000 fundraisers already part of our network. New to CIOF? Find out more: bit.ly/3TRKCua
Welcome banner for new organizational members of the Chartered Institute of Fundraising. Logos displayed include Orchard Trust, Men in Sheds (Hull), Scouts, UNHCR UK, Football Journeys, Canolfan Gynhaliaeth Plant Cymru, Children's Legal Centre Wales, SLDAS, All Saints PTA, Oakfield Park, Cranleigh School, Birmingham Botanical Gardens, prostate scotland, The Survivors Trust, and opa Cancer Charity.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 11/08/2026
Fundraisers across Scotland: we need your voice. Our Talent & Inclusion surveys are building a picture of the UK fundraising workforce. Help ensure Scotland’s experiences are represented. Complete the Fundraiser or Leader Survey and enter a draw to win £250 for a charity: bit.ly/4vDNsk9
The image features a text promotion for "The fundraiser & fundraising leader surveys" by CIOF, urging participation to improve the understanding of the fundraising profession. A diverse group of attendees is shown in a focused audience setting.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
You might be getting more from your CIOF membership than you realise. Our latest article explores 7 overlooked benefits, from tax relief and discounted training to specialist resources and volunteering opportunities. Explore them all here: bit.ly/4by6UHr
Two people looking at a tablet, each holding a cup, with text indicating membership benefits at the Chartered Institute of Fundraising
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 07/08/2026
There's a lot happening behind the scenes to support fundraising in the UK. From influencing policy and legislation to creating practical guidance and championing the sector, our Policy & Communications team helps create the conditions for fundraising to thrive. Take a look 👇
The image is an informational poster from the Chartered Institute of Fundraising titled "Policy & Communications." It emphasizes championing fundraising, shaping policy, and supporting members. The poster is divided into five sections: Guidance & Practical Resources, Raising Standards in Public Fundraising, Championing Fundraising, Influencing Government, and Representing Members. Each section provides brief descriptions and bullet points. The poster uses icons and different background colors to separate the sections.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
Great fundraising needs great leaders. Our online leadership programmes help fundraisers build the confidence, influence and skills to lead with impact through expert coaching and practical learning. Explore the programmes and take your next step: bit.ly/4z41cr0
Professional development opportunities are displayed on a teal background. The first program is the "Future Leaders Programme," running from 18 September 2026 to 13 January 2027, focusing on exploring leadership theories and network support. The second program is "Influence and Impact for Women in Leadership," scheduled for 2 November 2026 to 25 January 2027, aimed at enhancing skills in senior leadership roles. Both programs are available online.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 05/08/2026
Every fundraiser's experience matters. Make sure yours is counted. Whether you're a fundraiser or fundraising leader, your insight will help shape future guidance, learning and support across the UK. Surveys close 2 September. Take part: bit.ly/4vDNsk9
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 04/08/2026
Good fundraising is built on trust. AI doesn't change that. Join Sue Turner on 5 & 12 October for AI for Fundraisers: Foundations and Practice to explore practical tools and ethical AI. Book your place and build your confidence: bit.ly/4fJ82sO
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 03/08/2026
The best fundraising ideas start with connection. CIOF National, Regional and Special Interest Groups bring fundraisers together through conferences, awards, courses, webinars, networking and peer communities. Explore events and find your community: bit.ly/4yNspOi
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 30/07/2026
AI isn't just changing fundraising. It's changing supporter expectations too. Our latest CIOF member resource explores how to use AI responsibly, with an on-demand webinar and practical article from Blackbaud experts. Watch now: bit.ly/4w0u7JR
The image features three individuals standing side by side, smiling, in front of a green backdrop. The backdrop includes text about "AI, Trust & the Future of Supporter Experience." The text mentions Blackbaud, Dr. Laurene Currie, Charlotte Lewis, and David Upcraft discussing fundraising and AI. The Blackbaud logo is present in the bottom corner.
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Chartered Institute of Fundraising @ciofundraising.bsky.social · 29/07/2026
The CIOF Scotland Fundraising Conference and Awards are the must-attend events for all fundraisers working in Scotland. Join us on 22-23 September to immerse yourself in the latest best practice, insights and successes of your fellow fundraisers. Secure your place today! bit.ly/4yAiX0I
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