# Philanthropy masterclass in Dublin

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2007/07/02/philanthropy-masterclass-dublin/
- Published: 2007-07-02T23:00:00+01:00
- Author: Howard Lake

A seminar is being held in Dublin next week to discuss how foundations can measure
their effectiveness. The seminar will be addressed by John Healy, Director, Strategic
Learning & Evaluation at The Atlantic Philanthropies, and Diana Leat, Director, 
Creative Philanthropy at Carnegie UK Trust.

 

 

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Presentations by the two speakers will concentrate on their experiences in building
evaluation systems in various international contexts, as well as tackling some of
the fundamental issues about why funders need to evaluate. There will be an emphasis
on sharing of experiences amongst all attendees.

 

 

A discussion will take place on how can Irish foundations can effectively evaluate
their work without placing too high a burden on the organisations they are funding
or their own grants programme.

 

 

The seminar will take place at Stephen’s Green Hibernian Club, 9 St Stephen’s Green,
Dublin on 9th July from 2:30 – 5pm. Fee range from ‚€100 (first attendee from a 
member organisation), ‚€50 (subsequent attendees from a member organisation) to ‚
€200 (non-members who have a role in the evaluation of foundations). Numbers are
limited so booking is essential for this event.

 

 

To book, contact Thomas Bibby at tb****@**********py.ie or call (01) 670 8939.

 

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