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international professional credential for fundraising
executives.
The Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) designation is a personal and professional achievement that sets standards in philanthropy.
Show your colleagues, your employer, and your donors your commitment to the profession by becoming a CFRE.
"The best thing to happen to me because I have my CFRE was actually gaining my CFRE in the first place. It defined me as a professional in the vocation I had taken on 9 years before.Up until the time I achieved my CFRE I had felt a sense of something missing in the way the profession of fundraising was articulated and how I viewed myself within it. Gaining my CFRE gave me a place – and the confidence to know I belonged in that place."Nigel Harris, CFRE Maters' Hospital Trust, Brisbane, QLD Australia |
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EXAMINATION DATES IN 2010
FIA provides several opportunites
each year for fundraisers in Australia to sit the CFRE exam. Members of
FIA qualify for a discounted examination fee.
19 February 2010 – FIA Annual Confernece - Adelaide, SA – applications have a POSTMARK deadline of 15 January 2010. Re-examination requests must be received by 22 January 2010.
11 June 2010 – Capital Cities -Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth – applications have a POSTMARK deadline of 7 May 2010. Re-examination requests must be received by 14 May 2010.
17 September 2010 –Capital Cities -Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth– applications have a POSTMARK deadline of 13 August 2010. Re-examination requests must be received by 20 August 2010.
19 November 2010 – Capital Cities -Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth – applications have a POSTMARK deadline of 15 October 2010. Re-examination requests must be received by 22 October 2010.
For more information and to download your
application forms, please visit www.cfre.org
About CFRE International
| CFRE International certifies fundraising
professionals who demonstrate the knowledge, skills and commitment to
the highest standards of ethical and professional practice in serving
the philanthropic sector. CFRE International fulfills this mission by establishing and administering a voluntary certification process based on current and valid standards that measure competency in the practice of philanthropic fund raising. |
Participating Organisations
CFRE International works with
18 leading philanthropic associations who endorse the certification
process.
These organizations are:
How do I become a CFRE?
Individuals interested in the CFRE designation must have a least five years of paid, professional practice in fundraising, meet all of the minimum eligibility requirements, and pass the written exam.
Steps:
For more information and to download your application forms, please visit www.cfre.org
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