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New Charity Fundraising Head Office

Charity Fundraising Ltd, Unit 2A, Deben Mill Business Centre, Old Maltings approach, Woodbridge, Suffolk,IP12 1BL (Tel 01394 610581)

Charity Fundraising Ltd has now established a fine new headquarters facility in the most attractive Market Town of Woodbridge Suffolk. We believe that by bringing together staff and resources in this high quality new building we shall better serve our clients around the country and provide a higher level of support to associates working in the regions.

Manchester and Salford Samaritans

Charity Fundraising has been appointed as Fundraising Consultants to Manchester and Salford Samaritans

All at Charity Fundraising look forward to a long and positive relationship with the Manchester and Salford Samaritans. We are delighted that we shall be working with them to develop fundraising strategies and to raise the funds on which their life changing/life saving work depends.

Charity Fundraising Limited

Having traded successfully for five years Charity Fundraising has now incorporated

We are grateful to the Charity Commission who have granted permission in relation to the continued use of the word Charity in our business name. We are now incorporated as Charity Fundraising Limited, a Private Limited Company No. 05762492, Date of Incorporation 30/03/2006.

Charity Fundraising welcomes new staff

Michelle Brocklebank and Peter See have joined Charity Fundraising Ltd as valued members of the team

We offer a warm welcome to our new full time colleagues. Michelle will act as office manager and PA to our director, Graham Parker. Peter brings particular skills and experience in relation to business plans, community enterprise and training.Both Peter and Michelle will work to support our associates around the country, will assist with funder research,the drafting of funding applications, business plans etc, and will liaise with voluntary sector clients. Our team will increase further in strength and skills when a further new full time member of staff joins us in May.

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Children in Need

Another success for EAS

Chidren in Need have generously granted multi year funding in the sum we requested, £69,742 towards the Family Support Project of the Essex Autistic Society. We have now raised Over £305,000 in support of this funding priority.

Good news for autism.west midlands

Excellent news of £25,000 from a Grant Making Charitable trust for the funding of the Hereford and Worcester Family Support Worker

Congratulations to Chantry High School

Charity Fundraising congratulates Chantry High School and Sixth Form Centre, Ipswich, on the sucess of their application for Specialist Status

We are delighted to hear the news that Chantry High School and Sixth Form Centre, Ipswich, Suffolk has been granted Specialist Status; the school selected Humanities as their area of specialism, including English – a key area for all their students, combined with the Humanities subjects of Geography, History, R.E. and Citizenship. Charity Fundraising was pleased to act as adviser in relation to the raising of funds that had to be achieved before the school could submit its application to DfES. Well done Chantry!

Employment Opportunity

Charity Fundraising will shortly be advertising two full time salaried positions

Charity Fundraising is building its capacity to provide services of the very highest quality to an increasing and varied portfolio of voluntary sector agencies / charities; local, national and international. We propose to advertise two new positions in the East Anglian Daily times on Wednesday 1st March and Wednesday 8th March; these posts will be based at our new Head Office soon to be opened in pleasant modern offices near the river in Woodbridge Suffolk.

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Lawsuit Fuels Accessibility Debate

US: the National Federation of the Blind prepares for battle

The international Web Accessibility debate has been heating up this month, courtesy of our friends across the Atlantic, with a rash of articles following a lawsuit that was filed against www.target.com.

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