How can we, as fundraisers, bring creative projects to life in a digital world? Crowdfunding has already helped countless creatives across the cultural world to turn their ideas into great art, music, film and more. So let’s learn from the best of them. Join us at Second Home’s beautiful Libreria to hear from Patton Hindle, Kickstarter's Director of Arts, Natalie Bone of the Royal Academy of Arts, who was at the heart of the crowdfunding campaign that brought Ai Weiwei’s Tree sculptures to the RA, and Hattie Worboys from Liberty Express, who ran a successful campaign to take dance workshops to children in the DRC in Africa. Our speakers will tell us about the successes and realities of running a fruitful crowdfunding campaign, and how to come up with the best possible strategy for your cause or organisation. The discussion will be followed by complimentary networking drinks – courtesy of Kickstarter. Wednesday 8 November Libreria, 65 Hanbury Street, London, E1 5JP 18:30 Doors open 19:15 Discussion begins 20:15 Complimentary networking drinks  Come armed with questions for our panel. YAF is grateful to Kickstarter for their generous support for this event

How can we, as fundraisers, bring creative projects to life in a digital world? Crowdfunding has already helped countless creatives across the cultural world to turn their ideas into great art, music, film and more. So let’s learn from the best of them. Join us at Second Home’s beautiful Libreria to hear from Patton Hindle, Kickstarter's Director of Arts, Natalie Bone of the Royal Academy of Arts, who was at the heart of the crowdfunding campaign that brought Ai Weiwei’s Tree sculptures to the RA, and Hattie Worboys from Liberty Express, who ran a successful campaign to take dance workshops to children in the DRC in Africa. Our speakers will tell us about the successes and realities of running a fruitful crowdfunding campaign, and how to come up with the best possible strategy for your cause or organisation. The discussion will be followed by complimentary networking drinks – courtesy of Kickstarter. Wednesday 8 November Libreria, 65 Hanbury Street, London, E1 5JP 18:30 Doors open 19:15 Discussion begins 20:15 Complimentary networking drinks  Come armed with questions for our panel. YAF is grateful to Kickstarter for their generous support for this event

How can we, as fundraisers, bring creative projects to life in a digital world? Crowdfunding has already helped countless creatives across the cultural world to turn their ideas into great art, music, film and more. So let’s learn from the best of them. Join us at Second Home’s beautiful Libreria to hear from Patton Hindle, Kickstarter's Director of Arts, Natalie Bone of the Royal Academy of Arts, who was at the heart of the crowdfunding campaign that brought Ai Weiwei’s Tree sculptures to the RA, and Hattie Worboys from Liberty Express, who ran a successful campaign to take dance workshops to children in the DRC in Africa. Our speakers will tell us about the successes and realities of running a fruitful crowdfunding campaign, and how to come up with the best possible strategy for your cause or organisation. The discussion will be followed by complimentary networking drinks – courtesy of Kickstarter. Wednesday 8 November Libreria, 65 Hanbury Street, London, E1 5JP 18:30 Doors open 19:15 Discussion begins 20:15 Complimentary networking drinks  Come armed with questions for our panel. YAF is grateful to Kickstarter for their generous support for this event

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