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Is your MAT meeting the fundraising challenge?

Join us and discover why development should be right at the heart of your MAT community.

Philanthropy should be a powerhouse for multi-academy trusts. It represents a game-changing opportunity for even the smallest MAT community and has the capacity to drive your development plans.

But how do you strengthen your development function? What should a major giving programme look like? And, how do you foster donor relationships that lead to significant repeat commitment? In this webinar we share our take on these questions, based on our work with MATs like Shaw Education Trust, King Edward VI Academy Trust and Kenilworth Multi Academy Trust.

Join Gifted's Andrew Day and King Edward VI Foundation's Director of Development and Alumni Relations, Phillip Rothwell as they tackle the big fundraising questions currently facing MATs.

Gifted Webinar | Is your MAT meeting the fundraising challenge?

Tuesday 10 November, 10am-11am

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“This webinar is about sharing the expertise we’ve gained in working with very different MATs facing a whole range of challenges. From establishing the right  team, to engaging stakeholders with projects that feel relevant and impact driven, we know that bringing development into the heart of your MAT community is what counts.”
Andrew Day, Chairman & Director, Gifted Philanthropy

“Our focus at King Edward VI Academy Trust in Birmingham has been to create a development function that suits our mix of independent and state schools, their heritage and geographical context. From surveying the wider parent community to investing in fundraising leadership training, we’ve been keen to do the essential groundwork that leads to major giving.”
Phillip Rothwell CFRE, Director of Development and Alumni Relations, King Edward VI Foundation, Birmingham

Alternatively, if you’d like to speak to us about your MAT community's specific fundraising needs, get in touch and ask for an initial conversation with one of our Directors.