Home Office employs its first fundraiser
Howard Lake | 4 August 2004 | News
The Home Office has appointed its first fundraiser, according to Third Sector magazine, to raise funds for a charity facing closure.
Malcolm Tyndall has been appointed to raise £300,000 for the Federation of Black and Asian Drugs and Alcohol Workers whose three-year government grant has just run out.
This is the first time such an appointment has been made, and it is unlikely to be repeated. An exception has been made because the Home Office’s drugs strategy directorate valued the work of the Federation with black and minority ethnic communities.
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