# ClickNow Charity Advisory Board

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2007/01/11/clicknow-charity-advisory-board/
- Published: 2007-01-11T18:49:47+00:00
- Author: Howard Lake

As part of our changes for 2007, ClickNow have also formed a Charity Advisory Board,
to be chaired by Judith Rich OBE, which will be populated by a number of highly 
experienced Trustees, Chief Executives and Fundraising Directors from the charity
world. The make-up of the board is currently being finalised but the purpose and
aims are very clear…

To provide ClickNow with specific guidance on the Charity and Not For Profit sectors
to ensure that the services and products that ClickNow offer are relevant and valuable
to your needs

To provide Charities and Not for Profit organisations a point of contact for help,
guidance and advice about ALL aspects of fundraising as well as objective assessment
and affirmation of what ClickNow can do to help you raise even more money for free

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We will let you know more about how the Advisory Board can help you in the near 
future, but we wanted you to know that ClickNow is continuing to add value to your
fundraising activities.

For More Details Please Contact:

Hannah Lewis

LiaiseOnline Ltd

t: 0118 9661178

e: ha**********@********************co.uk

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