Finding your fundraising tribe
Having a good support network is a vital yet sometimes an overlooked part of a job. We enjoy our work more when we feel happy and supported, and we work better, too.
Whether you work as a solo fundraiser or you’re part of a team, it's vital you find your fundraising tribe and connect with your peers.
How can our groups support you?
We have three national committees based in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, 10 regional committees throughout England, and 23 special interest groups.
Our national, regional and special interest groups are there to connect you with other members across the UK and meet regularly via virtual and in-person events.
If you’re new to fundraising, getting to know more experienced fundraisers can help you confidently begin your career with the right knowledge and tools. Alternatively, if you’ve been doing this for a while, you may be the one sharing your experience with others and could also learn from your peers.
Joining a group also provides opportunities to socialise and get to know others outside of work, and means you’ll already know people if you come to one of our events or conferences.
How to find the people who can support you
By joining a Chartered Institute group, you’re not just building your skills—you’re becoming part of a supportive, inspiring community. So, reach out and discover the power of finding your fundraising tribe!
For even more tailored support, be sure to explore our Small Charities Collection. Whether you’re looking for expert advice, tips, toolkits or templates, the collection is packed with tools to help you thrive. Check it out and see how it can support your fundraising journey!