Sustainable Funding: Make it happen
Who should attend:
This is a intermediate level course aimed at individuals from voluntary and community organisations who have an understanding of the principles of Sustainable Funding but are finding it difficult to create a practical strategy that can be quickly put into action.
About the course:
During the day you will learn how to build a strong and practical sustainable income strategy, understand why this requires more than just fundraising and learn how you can involve and win over other members of your organisation.
The event uses presentations and interactive exercises to compare income streams, apply the discipline of marketing to fundraising, examine what systems and processes you may need and consider how you can anticipate and manage risk.
You will leave the day with an action plan for:
- Developing a sustainable income approach aligned with your mission and vision
- Understanding the external environment and future-proofing your ideas
- Identifying organisational strengths and addressing weaknesses
- Finding and making best use of resources, people and skills
- Setting achievable targets for your plan and overcoming barriers to making them a reality.
Make It Happen is grounded in the Sustainable Funding approach and uses real-life examples from across the breadth of the voluntary sector. We will also use tools and techniques developed with CASS business school and charity marketing expert Ian Bruce.
Attending this workshop
The Sustainable Funding Project conducts its training events through local infrastructure agencies. See if an event is coming up in your area and contact the host for further details, such as dates, times and costs (if applicable).
Hosting this workshop
This workshop is one part of the package of training events offered to infrastructure agencies.
If you are interested in pursuing this partnership opportunity, please contact us or telephone 020 7520 2519.
Advice and support
- Funding and finance
- Coping with cuts
- Addressing needs
- Strategy
- Impact
- Managing change
- Planning for the future
- Involving people
- Public Service Delivery
- Governance and leadership
- Compact Advocacy programme
- Campaigning and influencing policy
- Collaborative working
- ICT (information and communication technology)
- Climate change
- Infrastructure
- Innovation
- People, HR and employment












