Welcome to the Trusts & Foundations Collection

Lesa will share some of the inclusive grants strategies that she’s used and show how to engage communities as partners throughout the grants process to achieve success.

In this session we will explore the role prospect research can play in unlocking new opportunities for trust fundraisers when support of the sector has never been so great.

In this presentation we discuss ways of using evaluation findings to demonstrate the impact of your programme, engage funders and showcase the value of the funders investment.

You can increase the output of your grant writing efforts by utilizing Scrum to manage your grant seeking process and facilitate your grant team.

In this session, Amanda & Kimberly cover a whole host of ethical scenarios and how to handle them.

A close working relationship means a better quality service to donors, both when applying for funding and when reporting on impact.

Chupa Phiri talks about why it’s important to communicate success in trust fundraising.

Caroline will lead us in a practical session, teaching us how to create a 12 month calendar of approaches to trusts and foundations and how to set a target which is a) realistic and b) won’t have you burn out in the process.

In this session, grants specialist Bill Bruty talks through his research into how funders react to recessions and how these learnings can be applied to fundraising post-pandemic and in future downturns.

This session is for anyone who has struggled to fulfil expectations around who they should be at work.

Practical tips to keep your confidence (and resilience) up when you’re under target, your application list is just getting longer and all you keep getting are rejections!

In this session Jodie discusses swapping causes.

In this session, we’ll be exploring the ‘DISASTER-O-METER’ of Trust Fundraising and looking at different strategies to keep manage those all-important donor relationships. You got this.

Addressing the market failure around the flow of capital to BAME-LED organisations.

This session offers insights into equitable funding in the sector. What does it mean and how can we be sure that funds are being distributed equitably?