Education Fundraising – Webinar
Join our Webinar “What’s next for Education Fundraising?” as Ireland and UK exits lock-down. This webinar forms part of a series of deep dive webinars into fundraising in selected sectors of the Not-for-Profit landscape. Education is our final webinar in this series. Register here Contributing to the 2into3 panel will be: Deirdre Tracey, Director of […]
2into3 and Philanthropy Ireland announce their collaboration on “Giving Ireland” Report
2into3 and Philanthropy Ireland today announced their collaboration on the creation and publishing of Giving Ireland Report 2020, a report on giving in the Irish Not-for-Profit sector. Previously the performance of Irish fundraising was tracked by 2into3’s Irish Not-for-Profit Sector: Fundraising Performance Report’, and now in its 10th year has evolved into Giving Ireland. The […]
What’s next for Sport Sector Fundraising as we exit lock-down
Join our Webinar “What’s next for Sport Fundraising?” as Ireland exits lock-down. How should sport organisations approach fundraising in the months ahead? Over a short number of weeks, we have seen significant changes in the sector. These changes have impacted the fundraising approach of sport organisations. The announcement of €70m government support package for […]
What is Next for International Development Subsector as we exit lockdown? Webinar invite
As Ireland & UK exits lockdown, how should International Development organisations approach fundraising in the months ahead? Over a short number of weeks, we have seen significant changes in the sector. These changes have impacted the fundraising approach of International Development organisations. When it comes to donor priorities, where do International Organisations rank in this […]
Social Services Fundraising – What’s next as we exit lock-down
In the months ahead, how should Social Services organisations approach their fundraising? The recent changes we have seen in the sector will have significant implications in the months ahead. Join our Social Services webinar on Thursday 4th June at 3pm, where we will be discussing Fundraising in the Social Services Sector and what’s next as […]
What’s next for Health Sector – Fundraising Webinar
As Ireland & UK exits lockdown, how should Health organisations approach fundraising in the months ahead? Join our webinar today at 3pm, where we’ll discuss recent changes and how they have impacted fundraising of Health organisations. What choices will have to be made to survive and thrive in the future? Guess speakers include Joe McKenna, Head […]
Webinar: “Legacies – How to manage the impact of Covid-19 on Fundraised Income”
Our next webinar will focus on ‘Legacies’, taking place this Thursday 21st May at 3pm. Joining our expert panel will be Siobhan O’Connor, Legacy Manager at Concern Worldwide and Ellie O’Donnell, Development Consultant & Manager at MyLegacy. If you are interesting in joining this webinar please register here. All recordings of our previous webinars are […]
Trusts and Foundations Webinar – Thank you Eilis and Karen
Thank you to our expert panel Éilis Murray, CEO with Philanthropy Ireland and Karen Leigh, CEO with Sensational Kids, who joined yesterday’s ‘Trusts and Foundations’ webinar – part 4 in our series ‘Actions to manage impact of Covid-19 on Fundraised Income’. View this webinar and any of our previous webinars here
‘Trusts and Foundations’ – this week’s webinar topic
Join our webinar Trusts and Foundations’ part 4 in our series ‘Actions to manage impact of Covid-19 on Fundraised Income’. It’s taking place on Thursday 14th May at 3pm. Joining our expert panel will be Éilis Murray, CEO with Philanthropy Ireland and Karen Leigh, CEO with Sensational Kids. Register here. Past recordings can be viewed […]
2into3 Quarterly Recruitment Monitor – Q1 2020 Review and Initial Thoughts on Covid-19
Q1 Review Like everything else right now, the 2into3 Quarterly Recruitment Monitor for the first three months of the year has a somewhat different feel to it than usual. Under normal circumstances, we would be looking at January to March this year versus last year and seeing how this might tell us about the […]
