Write fundraising applications that get that money

Fundraising ideas

Here's some hints and tips on how to write a good fundraising
application:-

DON'T

send hundreds of identical fundraising letters or
applications out
beg - instead focus on the unique benefits of your project
ask for more than the Trust or Foundation say are their
guideline figures
get someone else to sign the application just because
you're in a hurry

keep it to one or two sides of A4 paper
address it to the right person - find out their name
be clear and concise
explain the benefits of your project
mention other groups that you are working with locally
talk about what you have already done - maybe include a
newspaper cutting
get someone to proof-read your application and make
suggestions

If you're looking to raise a large sum, it's worth investing in a book
on fundraising, to ensure that you don't make any of the classic
mistakes that will get your application letter thrown straight into the
waste paper basket!

With just a few guiding notes, you could soon be receiving that
letter offering you the grant for your project!

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applications.

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