'How to' Develop Corporate Support

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If you’ve never really asked companies for money before, it can seem daunting. It shouldn’t. All you need to know is who to ask, how to ask and what to ask. For those new to corporate fundraising.
Duration: 1 day

Aims

An introduction to corporate fundraising which aims to give participants the tools and confidence to start developing corporate fundraising opportunities for their organisation.

For

Those with limited or no experience of corporate fundraising.

Learning Outcomes

- Understand the key characteristics of corporate fundraising
- Identify potential corporate partners
- Make approaches to corporate partners and maintain good relationships

Content

- Key characteristics of corporate fundraising
- Company motivations
- Identifying your organisation’s key selling points and how to package these opportunities
- Dealing with ethical issues
- Tax and VAT implications
- How to research for potential corporate partners
- Making confident approaches
- Maintaining relationships


Venues and Dates

London

Charity Centre, Directory of Social Change, 24 Stephenson Way, London NW1 2DP

  • 12 November 13 

Fees

Band A £255.00

Band B £350.00

Band C £500.00

[Price Bands]

Band A: Voluntary and community organisations with a turnover of up to £500,000.

Band B: Voluntary and community organisations with a turnover of over £500,000.

Band C: Statutory and commercial organisations.


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