ALT Top 5 Trending Resources September. Explore what the CIOF community has been making the most of over the last month.' Includes a computer monitor displaying a webpage titled 'Fundraising Strategy Builder' by Chartered Institute of Fundraising.

ALT A person in a yellow sweater sits at a desk using a laptop, smiling. The background shows shelves with decor. The text reads: "Open Access. The Fundraising Strategy Builder. A step-by-step tool that works with you to build a complete fundraising strategy for your organisation.

ALT A promotional graphic describing two resources. The first section, titled "Organisational Members," highlights "2. Introduction to Fundraising Ethics," offering three modules on related topics. The second section, titled "Open Access," features "3. Build-A-Brief Interactive Tool," designed to help create briefing documents for free use by fundraisers.

ALT Image showing two sections about fundraising guidelines. The first section titled "4 Types of Fundraising Collection" provides mostly free resources on generating funds for charities. The second section titled "5 Creating a Donations Acceptance and Refusal Policy" offers guidelines for charities on forming a donations policy to ensure ethical decision-making and protect organizational reputation.

ALT UK Public Monthly Tracker infographic for September 2026. It states that 61% of respondents have been asked to donate to charity in the last four weeks. The figure is down 2% from the previous month. The source is CharityTracker.

ALT A person smiles while looking to the side, holding a phone. The image includes text promoting a "Fundraising Jobs Board" powered by CharityJob, in partnership with the Chartered Institute.

ALT This image features logos of various organizational members of the Chartered Institute of Fundraising. The entities include Scottish International Education Trust, Samaritan, Home Start, Seaview Sailing Trust, Emmie's Books, The Penny Appeal, Compassionate Inverclyde, Feeding Dreams UK, Paraklesis, Rochdale and Bury, London Catalyst. The background is teal with text welcoming these organizations.

ALT A graphic with large text reading "Global Majority Fundraisers Network." Below, smaller text describes it as a digital-first professional community for fundraisers from Global Majority backgrounds in the UK's not-for-profit sector. There is a stylized hand pointing to a button labeled "Join the community." The background is blue with abstract shapes.

ALT This image contains a quote stating, "If we want to grow giving, investing in it has to be part of the answer,” attributed to Rob Cope, Executive Director of Membership & Operations, Chartered Institute of Fundraising. Below the quote is a headshot of a person with a thoughtful expression. The background is a solid teal color with abstract shapes.

ALT 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.

ALT 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.

ALT 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.

ALT 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.”

ALT 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.

ALT 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.

ALT 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.

ALT A slide displaying upcoming training events in October. Events listed: "AI for Fundraisers: Foundations and Practice" from 05/10 to 12/10 with Sue Turner; "Events Fundraising: Strategy & Planning (Management Level)" from 06/10 to 07/10 with Juliet Ellis; "Data Storytelling for Fundraisers" on 08/10 with Alan Rutter; and "Growing Community Fundraising" on 13/10 with Rosie Milsom. A group of attendees is shown below, sitting and focusing on the presentation.

ALT Upcoming training sessions in October are listed on the right: "Developing a Fundraising Strategy" on 14-15, "Managing your Trust Fundraising Programme Strategically" on 19, "Developing In Memory Fundraising" on 20, and "Copywriting for Fundraising Masterclass" on 23. Each session shows the facilitator's name. On the left, a person is seated at a table, writing on a notepad.

ALT A person is seated at a table with a notepad and pen, wearing a striped shirt and a lanyard. To the right, six training events are listed with dates and topics: "Major Donor Fundraising," "Influence & Impact for Women in Leadership," "Gen Z: Engaging the Next Generation of Donors," "Making the Ask: From Cultivation to Donation," "How to Write More Powerful & Successful Appeal Letters," and "Essentials of Legacy Fundraising." Presenters include Dr. Hriaz Hussain, Carla Miller, Lynda Harwood-Compton, Paul Chuter FIDM, and Richard Radcliffe FCIoF (Cert).

ALT A person looking to the side, seated at a table with drinks and a laptop. Next to the person are details of upcoming training events in November 2026. The sessions include topics like major donor fundraising, successful fundraising events, introducing blended giving, storytelling for marketers, and growing income for mid-value donors, with various speakers.

ALT 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.