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A short description of the methods this group have used to raised funds including making appeals for donations and a range of activities.
A short description of the methods this group have used to raised funds including top tips for running fundraising pub quizzes!
A short description of the range of fundraising methods used by the trust including raising funds from trusts and the corporate sector, fundraising activities and trading.
A short description of the methods this group use to raise funds to cover their core costs and various projects including funding from trusts and selling services to the corporate sector.
Three very short examples of public sector service commissioners awarding long term contracts to voluntary and community organisations.
Some additional resources are provided on this page, most of which available FREE of charge. Resources you have to pay for are marked with a £ sign.
The South Yorkshire Funding Advice Bureau provides a wide range of information sheets in plain text or PDF format.
Fit4funding pdf (144kb) leaflet called Addressing an Organisations Sustainability that offers a checklist of things to do.
NCVO guide to Planning and management, which centers on sustainability and contains a guide to sustainability including a six-stage planning model
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