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Variety is the spice of life: how to diversify your income streamsWrigleys' 2025 webinar series for students' unions

Thursday 22nd May, 2025 |
This event will be hosted virtually - joining instructions will be sent 30 minutes before

This event is free to attend

Students’ unions have historically relied on limited funding sources, but in the current financial climate seeking new ways of revenue generation is becoming increasingly important. Set against the background of the revised Code of Fundraising Practice, this session will cover the key opportunities and governance risks of different income streams.

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Variety is the spice of life: how to diversify your income streams

Students’ unions have historically relied on limited funding sources, but in the current financial climate seeking new ways of revenue generation is becoming increasingly important. Set against the background of the revised Code of Fundraising Practice, this session will cover the key opportunities and governance risks of different income streams.

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