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| A service that offers a review of an organisation’s fundraising activities, and a look at the future options, with recommendations.
The Fundraising HealthCheck provides an objective view of your fundraising and helps identify and gaps or new opportunities.
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Grant Funding A grant fundraising service is available, which enables organisations to realise their aims and objectives, through gaining funding from various sources.
This service includes;
- Making applications to Charities and Trusts
- Being a part of the assessment process
- Provide relevant information required by funding bodies
- Working with potential funders
The service is run on a commission basis whereby no money will have to be paid out by the organisation unless a successful application for funding is forthcoming. The commission is part of the budget put into the funding application so the organisation is not financially penalised.
Individual Giving A service is also available to develop an individual giving database of people who do, or who could give financially to the organisation (such as a membership or ‘friends of ……’). This would involve developing a medium through which the aims of the organisation can be marketed and to attract people to give financially. The service would also develop a database of those approached and those who give to an organisation.
Fundraising Strategy Tregease Consultancy offers a Fundraising Strategy service which is designed to help organisations plan and use various fundraising tools to achieve their aims and objectives.
The Fundraising Strategy will cover:
- The product / service(s) provided by the organisation
- Service features and benefits
- Current financial position
- Schedule of existing grants / funding
- Proposed development of service / organisation
- Fundraising plan
- Potential funders
- Timescales
The Fundraising Strategy service offers consultation, information gathering, dissemination of information and a written FUNDRAISING STRATEGY. The fundraising strategy can be used as a vehicle for identifying the future plans of the organisation and how they will be reached through means of identifying, attracting and securing funding.
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