Digital Fundraising Strategies
Course overview
We’re excited to have you here as you dive into the world of professional fundraising. Digital Fundraising Strategies introduces you to digital fundraising, engaging people online and social media.
You can take this eLearning module independently or as part of the full Certificate in Professional Fundraising. For more information about the certificate, [click here]. There are two (2) assessment tasks for this eLearning module. Both tasks need to be completed and graded as Completed-Passed in order to successfully complete the module.
What you’ll learn
- Understand management of digital fundraising programs
- Recognise strategies for content development and engaging people online
- Examine crowdfunding methods and other vehicles for conducting digital fundraising
- Study social media metrics and considerations
Who is this course for?
- Entry-level fundraisers new to the profession
- Early-career fundraisers with 1-3 years of experience
- Fundraisers wanting to consolidate their existing skills with formal training
- It is suggested that students are working in fundraising roles or are connected to a charity that undertakes fundraising in order to complete assignments and gain the most out of the course
Duration
- You will have three months of access to this eLearning module, giving you plenty of time to explore and complete the content at your own pace
Guidelines for enrollment
- Make sure you have a login for the FIA Learning Hub. Click "Sign In" or "Forgot Password" if needed
- You can enrol a staff member if they already have a login
- If you require assistance, please email training@fia.org.au
CFRE
Full participation in the Certificate in Professional Fundraising is applicable for up to 60 continuing education points in Category 1. B – Education of the CFRE International application for initial certification and/or recertification.
FIA Code
This course relates to the following aspects of the FIA Code of Conduct:
FIA Code 2.0 Compliance, 3.0 Ethical conduct, 4.0 Conduct towards Donors, 5.0 Conduct towards Beneficiaries and 6.0 Conduct in Supplier relationships