Voluntary sector organisations are increasingly seeking to diversify their income sources by incorporating strategies and techniques to achieve a sustainable funding base. Tendering for the delivery of goods or services under the terms of a contract is one of many options that can be considered to generate income.

The majority of third sector organisations that deliver contracts do so for the public sector. This information sheet is intended to provide a brief overview of procurement within the public sector.

Gift Aid allows charitable organisations to claim back an additional 25% of the value of a donation from the government.

This guidebook is designed to help organisations across Wales benefit from online fundraising and use it to build a new income stream.

A reliable, steady monthly income allows charities to plan better and soon adds up.

It is fundamental to most areas of operation for a charity to make people aware of what it does.

Individuals can take on a fundraising challenge, creating their own online page to attract donations.

Crowdfunding raises 70% more in donations than fundraisers. They inspire confidence and are transparent about where donations are going.

The legacy fundraising market in Wales is growing quickly, benefiting both large and small charities.

Events are very public forms of fundraising and can be valuable opportunities for raising your charity’s profile as well as raising money.

Fundraising is a significant way to obtain money for your organisation. There are a number of ways to fundraise from individuals.

Full cost recovery is a method of budgeting projects or services that allows organisations to recover all costs associated with the delivery of the project or service when applying to funders or submitting tenders.