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The PFA is an excellent organisation to join for people who want to find out how to do something at the sharp end. Rather than concentrating on the theoretical side of fundraising and giving overviews, it shows you how to get on with the job and achieve results. If you want to learn how to actually get something done, the PFA is the place to be.
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