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Uncover the key elements and strategies to secure funding for your project at The Impact Conference. Dive deep into understanding the what, who, why, how, and when of successful fundraising efforts, from engaging with diverse funding sources to building unique relationships with funders. Explore the importance of empathy, knowledge, resilience, and inventiveness in becoming an effective fundraiser, and discover the various funding opportunities from friends and family to government grants. Learn the psychology behind why people give and how to effectively pitch for funding. Elevate your fundraising game with this comprehensive guide.
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Beyond the bake sale: Getting funds for your project The Impact Conference
QUESTION What was the last charity you gave to – and why?
Our mission for today is to find out the… What? Who? Why? How? & When? …of fundraising
WHAT?... The Three Key Elements of Fundraising
1 People Identifying with your Cause – but appeal to their ‘Head’ and their ‘Heart’
2 A Diverse Funding Base to Increase your Organisation’s Sustainability
2 Selling your Charity & a Good Knowledge of your Organisation & the Sector
Friends • Family • Community • Supporters & Partner Organisations
Estimated to be 8,800 in the UK • £2.7 billion in grants – ¾ of all grantmaking
Charitable Foundations • Community Foundations • Charities/Grantmaking Bodies e.g. Big Lottery Fund
www.trustfunding.org.uk • www.fundingcentral.org.uk • www.grantfinder.co.uk • Association of Charitable Foundations – Useful PDF for more Information
Over 585 companies • Core of Corporate Social Responsibility • £0.3 billion in grants – ¾ of all grantmaking
Large Corporates • National Business, especially Charity of the Year • Local Business • Sustainable Business/ Social Enterprise
www.companygiving.org.uk • www.bitc.org.uk • www.corporate-responsibility.org
£2.5 billion for government funding • Tender applications and contract opportunities • Mixture of private and public services
National Government • Local Government • City Councils • EU/International Governmental Organisations
www.governmentfunding.org.uk • www.tendersdirect.co.uk • http://www.ncvo-vol.org.uk/advice-support/public-service-delivery/submitting-a-tender
Smaller regular donors • Individuals of high net worth
www.btplc.com/mydonate • www.buzzbnk.org • University RAG Raids
Third Sector Organisations • Universities • Local Businesses • Partnerships
Goodness • Guilt • Growth • Good for Bank Balance!
Theory of Change – Donors are Buying into Your Vision of the Future
HOW? & WHEN?
How? Approaching Funders & Pitching for Funding
When? According to your Annual Plan for Fundraising
Strategic Plan Budget Fundraising Strategy Operational Strategy
Annual Plan Community Events – A month or two Trusts & Foundations – Around six months Corporates, Income Generation & Others – It varies!