# Debate on tsunami appeal 'backlash'

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2005/03/14/debate-tsunami-appeal-039backlash039/
- Published: 2005-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
- Author: Howard Lake

Will UK donors give less to charity after the unprecedented scale of giving to the
tsunami disaster appeal? The London regional group of the Institute of Fundraising
will be debating this question this week.
Speakers at “The Tsunami backlash, fact
or fiction?” debate will be:

 * Holly Ball – Head of Fundraising, CAFOD;
 * James Kliffen – Head of Fundraising, MSF (UK)
 * Deborah Allcock Tyler – Chief Executive, DSC

Each will give a 10-15 minute presentation of their view of fundraising in the UK
following the recent tsunami disaster appeals. There will be a panel question and
answer session chaired by Joe Saxton and a networking reception.

The event will be held on 17 March 2005 at the International Students House, 229
Great Portland Street, Regent’s Park, in London. It will begin at 18.00 with registration
from 17.30.

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The fee for Institute of Fundraising members will be £10 and £15 to non-members.

To book to attend contact Andy Cawdell at Dovetail Management Consultancy.

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