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Fundraising strategy

Piggy bank imageA fundraising strategy is an important part of any organisation’s business plan regardless of size or purpose.

Developing a fundraising strategy will enable your organisation to better plan for the future by giving you some indication of the resources you will generate to carry out your work.

A well written fundraising strategy will:

  • Help you assess whether your objectives are realistic and achievable.
  • Allow you to take a fully rounded view of income generation. You should consider different ways of generating income, over reliance on a single source could leave your organisation vulnerable.
  • Enable you to better focus your fundraising efforts.
  • Ensure that fundraising is built in to your organisations overall work plan.
  • Identify who is responsible for raising money and identify timescales. 

There is a lot of advice available on the web to help you get started with your fundraising strategy. On this page we give you a few pointers, however if you can't find what you are looking for please get in touch.

Latest fundraising news

Wed 22/02/2012

Do you struggle to understand Social Investment and all its related terms like 'Working capital facility' and 'Social impact bonds'?

Well a new guide published on KnowHowNonProfit aims to demistify some of the jargon and help you decide whether social investment is right for you.

Tue 29/11/2011

Up to £25,000 is available to projects that deliver a better quality of life and improved opportunities for young people living in and around homes managed by Catalyst Housing.

Thu 27/10/2011

NHS Kensington & Chelsea is making small grants of up to £5,000 available for voluntary and community organisations serving the residents of Kensington & Chelsea.

Mon 03/10/2011

RBKC Adult Social Care is now accepting applications for funding for 2012-13. Organisations have until 28 October to apply for sums up to £50,000.

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