1. Fundraising -
2. Financial Matters
3. Find out what they want
4. Applications/Budgets
5. Training Courses and Conferences
6. VAT and Tax Issues
7. Tax Relief on Vocational Training
8. Contracts
9. Sale of Goods
10.Cash Flow
11.Avoid surprises
12.General VAT Rule for Income
13.Gift Aid declaration must include
14.A list of prospects
15.Acceptable Use Policy
16.Acknowledgements
17.Be clear about why you need the money
18.Be persistent
19.Be specific in your approach
20.Benefits for the Prospective
21.Benefits received by Donors
22.Budget
23.Charity auctions
24.Charity Trading
25.Choosing a secure online credit card
26.Church collections
27.Claiming back higher rate tax
28.Companies
29.Contracts
30.Decorators
31.Deduction of tax
32.Deposit covenants
33.Determine need
34.Education Trusts
35.Encryption
36.Europe
37.For local companies
38.Foreign owned mufti-national companies.
39.Funding
40.Fundraising using your charity status
41.Getting in touch
42.Gift Aid
43.Gift Aid declarations : Introduction
44.Gift Aid for Companies from Appeals
45.Gifts to charity made by companies
46.Global issues
47.Government
48.Have they donated previous
49.How companies reply to you
50.How long should records be retained
51.How long will it take to get our money
52.How to check if you have paid enough tax
53.How to claim Corporation Tax Relief
54.How to find out which firms to approach
55.Identify the need and research
56.Sponsorships
57.Important points to consider
58.In-depth research assessing
59.Inform
60.Interest
61.Internet Fundraising Guidelines
62.Internet protocol
63.Intranet
64.Invest
65.Investigate
66.Involve
67.IP
68.Keeping Gift Aid records
69.Key factors in approaching companies
70.Larger local companies
71.Looking at the bigger picture
72.Means of keeping records
73.Meta tags
74.National Lottery
75.Newham Youth Lodge Hostel Project - Case study
76.Now you can write it
77.Organisation information
78.Package your project
79.Particular situations
80.Plan ahead
81.Plan the proposal
82.Policy could include issues
83.Prepare appeal letter
84.Project Descriptions
85.Provision of literature
86.Records to be maintained
87.Reporting to funders
88.Research the donor
89.Social Enterprise Strategy Plan
90.Steps to work through
91.Subjects covered
92.The donor benefit rue
93.The relevant value test
94.Statement of need
95.The Types of companies that give
96.Time limits for calming
97.To find key contacts in companies
98.Trademarks
99.Trusts and Foundations
100. Useful resources
101. Valuating donor benefits
102. VAT & Tax Matters
103. Ways to minimize risk
104. Web
105. What are the objectless of the Trust/Foundation
106. What companies give
107. What is a benefit
108. Who appeals will be targeted at
109. Why companies give
110. Why is this project necessary
111. Work involved - Historically
112. World Wide Web
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Fundraising from Companies and Charitable Trusts, Foundations
Non-FictionGuide and reference to fundraising techniques, things to consider, and contacts for new, small, and emerging Groups/ Organisations in the Charity/Third Sector seeking to improve their engagement with potential funders in the Corporate and Charitable...
