Training for fundraisers

Your team is brilliant at fundraising. But what happens when a they are asked about animal testing?

Does the question stop a promising conversation in its tracks?

Your fundraisers know how to build relationships, inspire generosity and make the case for vital research, but being asked directly about animal use can leave them not knowing how best to respond. 

Imagine knowing that everyone on your team has an answer. Imagine they can recognise concerns, respond appropriately and keep the conversation going. 

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Give your team the confidence to talk about why animals are important to research.

For decades, Understanding Animal Research has helped research organisations explain why animals are used in science and how they're cared for. We've taken that experience and condensed it into a 70-minute online course specifically for fundraisers based in Oceania.

Your team will learn why animals are used in research, how their welfare is protected and what to say when someone asks.

 

Each fundraiser completes the course online, at their own pace. No travel, no scheduling, no complicated arrangements.

Train one new starter or an entire fundraising department.

If you would like to turn that learning into an organisation-specific approach, add a 60-minute implementation session with UAR Oceania, where your team can work through the questions they're actually facing, and apply the knowledge gained in the the course. 

 

For 2027, this course is available exclusively to UAR Oceania member organisations.

Registration costs $50 per learner, with 10% off for 10 or more registrations and 15% off for 50 or more.

An optional 60-minute team implementation session is available for $500.

 

Give your team an answer before they need one.

 

Select the number of registrations you need and enter your organisation's name at checkout.

For team discounts, enter 10PLUS (10 or more) or 50PLUS (50 or more) in the promotional code field.

We'll send you instructions for registering your team.

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