# Ireland fundraising survey launched

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2009/02/10/fundraising-survey-seeks-participants/
- Published: 2009-02-10T15:25:27+00:00
- Author: Howard Lake

Irish Charities Tax Research and the Ireland Funds have commissioned the Centre 
for Nonprofit Management, Trinity College Dublin, to conduct a survey of nonprofit
and voluntary organisations to assess fundraising methods and how organisations 
are coping with the recession.

 

The survey will help to address this gap in information and it is planned to conduct
the study on an annual basis.

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The survey questions are aimed at CEOs and Heads of Fundraising. In order to complete
the survey it will be necessary to have financial income information, such as annual
report figures, to hand. Only one response per organisation can be submitted.

 

A final report based on the information received will be available and should prove
to be of direct benefit to charities in their fundraising planning. The information
gathered will contribute to establishing a body of knowledge on fundraising and 
how fundraising methods and individual sub-sectors are performing. Over time, information
gathered in this survey will enable the Centre to track the performance of fundraising
organisations in Ireland.

 

All the information provided will be treated in the strictest confidence and it 
will not be possible to identify any single organisation in the final report.

 

The questionnaire can be obtained from Geraldine Prizeman at pr******@*cd.ie. The
closing date is Friday 13th February 2009

 

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