Jessica Threlfall - Böcker

Finding new grant-makers is a time-consuming and intricate business. The Guide to New Trusts takes the legwork out of the process to help you beat a short path to new funders who might support your cause.The grant-makers in this guide, all registered in 2022/23, were chosen, were chosen for their wide geographical area of operation and the breadth of their giving criteria, making them relevant to a large number of charities. This new edition offers a diverse range of opportunities, with grant-making charities established by individuals, families and companies. The list includes an eclectic blend of founders and trustees including entrepreneurs, retailers, premier league footballers and a screenwriter.What does it cover?At a glance, you can find essential, up-to-date information on:*Grant-makers' aims and objectives*The causes or types of project they do and do not fund*Contact details, policies and application guidelines*Any available social media account informationWho should buy this book?As the UK's leading guide to the latest grant-making charities, this is a vital resource for anyone looking for potential new funding for their organisation.

The leading guide which includes details of over 400 companies and 162 associated corporate charities in the UK that support community and voluntary organisations. The guide gives advice on what to be aware of when seeking company support and how to apply.The guide includes details on companies' giving strategies and advice on how to identify those companies most likely to support your organisation. It also contains a full description of each company's community activities and a separate section on more than 150 corporate grant-making charities which together give almost GBP300 million. Each entry includes an at-a-glance profile, outlining:Corporate social responsibility (CSR) informationLevels of giving in the UK and whether in cash or in-kindPartnerships, including Charity of the YearMatched funding and payroll givingPro bono workCommercially led support, including sponsorshipBoth voluntary organisations seeking support from corporates and companies looking to develop their community giving strategy should own this indispensable guide. Research organisations and individuals investigating UK corporate giving and CSR will also need this key resource.