Income generation
These in-house workshops are designed to help you increase your fundraising income, raise money effectively and find new sources of funds.
Income generation
Developing More Sustainable Fundraising Sources
This session will address the basics of developing an individual donor base and an events portfolio, and would therefore be useful for smaller organisations with the desire to develop more sustainable fundraising sources.
Considering a Trading Arm
A voluntary organisation faces certain restrictions on its trading activities. If an organisation is considering a trading arm, this session will be useful in finding out about the advantages and disadvantages of doing so, the ideal time to do so, as well as the different structures that are available.
Introduction into fundraising
Learning how to source funding, learning funding application techniques and approach small businesses
Fundraising from the Community
In this session, the central principles of fundraising from the community will be looked at, as well as how to develop a holistic management model approach through the use of volunteer networks.
How to Write Fundraising Letters and Proposals
Fundraising letters and proposals are clearly critical in organisational fundraising. This session will be useful for those that are new at writing, since it will outline various techniques and tips that can be used to write fundraising letters and proposals that are effective in appealing to the assessor.
Developing Fundraising Relationships
Building good relationships with your organisation’s supports is essential for fundraising purposes. This session will include how to improve these relationships, such as by showing you how to build relationships on and offline and how to develop mutual trust and appreciation to keep you and your supporters happy.
Legacy Fundraising – Being Proactive
A proactive approach to legacy fundraising, which is necessary for an organisation, will be considered in this session by covering legacy funding and how it can benefit
Setting up a Social Enterprise
In this session, the focus will be on how to establish and fund a social enterprise in terms of legal forms. Setting up as a charity or a not-for-profit, a company limited by guarantee, a community interest company, or as an industrial and provident society will be covered in the session.
Cost
£750 per workshop
Make a booking
To find out more about our course please contact:
Email: academy@attend.org.uk
Tel: 0845 450 0285
