Wealth-X has published a list of the top 10 ultra high net worth donors in India. Wealth-X reports that they gave an average of 4.8% of their net worth to philanthropic causes.
Venue: # 40, India International Centre Max Mueller Marg Lodi Estate New Delhi – 110 003
Fee: Dollar For All three days (including Master Class) Rs. 20,000 (US$. 400) Rs. 16,000 (US$ 300) For two days only (excluding Master Class) Rs. 16,000 (US$ 300) Rs. 12,000 (US$ 220) For Master Class only Rs. 8,000 (US$ 140)
The 23rd South Asian International Fundraising Workshop will be held at India International Centre, New Delhi.
Does your board refuse to accept their fundraising responsibility? Are they willing but not educated/trained in fundraising? Does the board lack enthusiasm for fundraising?
In a way this title is misleading as though I found mass use of Facebook among Singaporeans, i was surprised that more use was not made of Facebook and other social networks for fundraising; or at lea
Following the interesting email from Neelam Makhijani of the Resource Alliance to their contact list complaining that the Swiss International Fundraising Congress (SIFC) is being confused with their I
I see from LinkedIn that Charlotte Grimshaw of FR&C, Australia has drawn attention to the lists of resources on the FR&C website - Australian, Asian and other international resources.
