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

There are a number of ways to fundraise from individuals. This information sheet will focus on regular giving, collections (including face-to-face fundraising) and lotteries.

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.

This simple checklist is designed to help you double check your application and ensure you have included the information requested and provided a clear description of your work.

Before beginning to apply for funding it is important to look at your organisation from an outside perspective and ask yourself some basic questions about the running of your organisation.

This resource offers a useful visual guide to the key forms of income that an organisation can explore.

This information sheet is intended to help develop a successful tender.

All costs relating to any activity funded by either ESF or ERDF must be eligible.

Voluntary sector organisations are increasingly seeking to diversify their income sources by incorporating strategies and techniques to achieve a sustainable funding base.

Corporate giving can provide a good source of unrestricted income, but will rely on you being able to build and maintain a positive relationship with the business.

Community investment is a method of communities investing capital in business ventures whose purpose is for social and community benefit.

This information sheet is designed to give an overview of the main things that the managers of community organisations will need to consider with respect to taking on a Community Asset Transfer (CAT) project.