<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Julian Caddy, managing director of Brighton Fringe, says he is reasonably confident he and his team can raise £20,000 in time for the start of this year’s festival (May 4-June 3).
But already<wm> some of the volunteers are worried about how to keep up with the looming deadline. Julian Caddy says there are only four short days of work ahead to go to keep them funded and ready by then.
“Before I start working on this campaign we had to talk to the committee members, and get approval from a further 100,000 potential contributors. We want everyone on side now. We know how much we are doing and that gives us confidence in our budget but we also need more funding to keep</wm> this project funded for a further five years to ensure it remains accessible to the whole region,” he said