Date, Time & Location
Thursday, 21 June 2018
11:00 am - 1:00 pm

HOBART
University of Tasmania - Sandy Bay Campus
Room 218, Physics Building
Churchill Avenue
Live Event - Immersive Studio

LAUNCESTON
University of Tasmania - Newnham Campus
Room A001, Physics Building
Newnham Drive
Video Conference - Immersive Studio
Pricing
Member $30
Staff of Organisational Member $35
Non-Member $40

About the Event: TAS Peer to Peer - tools for reaching friends

Peer to peer is a growing means of fundraising, as is adventure and experience fundraising. This session will give participants exposure to and information about both.

Don't miss a unique opportunity to discuss the range of peer to peer opportunities available with our experienced speakers who are experts in their fields focusing on adventure fundraising and digital platforms.

Lunch will be provided to all participants after the session finishes.
Speakers
Anthea Cohen MFIA
General Manager
Go Fundraise

Anthea is the General Manager of one of Australia’s leading digital fundraising platforms, GoFundraise where she works with some of the country’s largest events and charities on growing their campaigns. This gives her an in-depth understanding of the online fundraising space.

Anthea has presented many webinars, workshops and courses designed to help charities raise more and reduce their costs by embracing digital technology.

Anthea’s professional fundraising career started as the Project Manager for Variety – the Children’s Charity NSW’s Sydney Airport Christmas Appeal in 2014. Before that, Anthea spent 10 years in marketing, management and e-commerce within the entertainment industry.

 
Justine Curtis MFIA
Inspired Adventures

In 2001, while travelling through India, Justine had a chance meeting with Palden Gyatso, a former Tibetan political prisoner. Imprisoned by the Chinese for over 30 years and tortured daily, Palden had endured so much, yet he retained an inspirational resolve to never give up. When she asked how she could bring his teachings to the western world, he said "Do dharma. Do good work. Be it.".

Justine returned to Australia and founded Inspired Adventures to take people on the journey of a lifetime, physically and emotionally. She wanted to give ordinary people the opportunity to do good for themselves and for charity; to inspire transformation through experience. She wanted to empower people to push themselves to accomplish things greater than they ever thought possible.

Since the first Inspired Adventure in 2005, they have coordinated over 400 charity challenges across 20 countries, each raising tens of thousands of dollars for worthwhile causes. They have engaged more than 5,000 community fundraisers over the years.

"From humble, hopeful beginnings to achieving over $29 million raised, I am in awe of the achievements of our many charity partners and am continually inspired by the generosity and courage of our adventurers."
 
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