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Action Planning announce sixth annual 'Funding the Future' conference

Howard Lake | 13 October 2007 | News

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Fundraising consultancy Action Planning will run this year’s ‘Funding the Future’ conference on 5 December in London. The event will feature leading statutory, lottery and trust funders, together with six Government Ministers.

The morning of the one-day event features 40 presentations in plenary session from statutory, lottery and trust funders, and then a choice of seven afternoon streams covering specialised fields of charitable work.

‘Funding the Future’ is organised in association with acevo, Third Sector, UK Fundraising and CAF.

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The morning plenary session includes presentations from Third Sector Minister, Phil Hope MP; Big Lottery Fund Policy Director, Gerald Oppenheim; Chair of the Charity Commission, Dame Suzi Leather; and Enterprise Director of acevo, Peter Kyle.

The seven after streams are:

* Health and Social Care with the Health Minister, Ivan Lewis MP, the Big Lottery Fund, Futurebuilders, grant-making trusts – plus DH briefing on hospice funding.

* Community Regeneration and Social Change with Communities Minister, Baroness Andrews, the Big Lottery Fund, Futurebuilders and grant-making charitable trusts.

* Children and Young People with DCSF lead Minister for the third sector, Kevin Brennan MP, BBC Children in Need Chief Executive, David Ramsden, Big Lottery Fund, Futurebuilders and grant-making trusts.

* Arts and Heritage with the Culture Minister, the Rt Hon Margaret Hodge MP, Arts Council England, the Heritage Lottery Fund, grant-making trusts, and ./guidance on raising funds from America

* International Development with Shahid Malik MP, lead Minister for NGO funding in DFID, the Big Lottery Fund, grant-making charitable trusts and ./guidance on raising funds from America.

* The Environment featuring the Big Lottery Fund and the Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts, with which it is working to distribute funds, grant-making charitable trusts and ./guidance on raising funds from America.

* Faith-based organistions with the Director of the Henry Smith Charity, Richard Hopgood, Futurebuilders and grant-making charitable trusts.

The fee for the day is £145, including VAT, lunch, presentation materials and the networking reception.

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