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Fundraising: How to build a culture of philanthropy for your organisation

A practical follow-up session focusing on designing individual giving schemes, researching and profiling prospects, ethical practice, stewardship and tools to build relationships and sustainable philanthropic income.
23/02/2027
1:00 pm
-
4:00 pm
Virtual

Who is it for?

Trustees and staff members looking to target individual and philanthropic giving

This training will be delivered using a mix of case studies, presentations and discussions.

What will you get out of it?

The session will cover:

The Scottish Fundraising Landscape – what role does individual giving play in the voluntary sector?

  • How much do individuals currently give?
  • General trends in individual giving

Why do individuals give? The psychology of giving

  • The Pyramid
  • Motivation and segmentation

How do individuals give?

  • 15+ ways individuals can give
  • Where does your organisation start? What ways work for you?

A way to start building your individual giving – friends/members

  • Who is your ‘natural’ audience?
  • Advantages and challenges of a scheme

Designing a scheme

  • 5 components to a successful scheme
  • Hard and soft benefits

Are they a ‘prospect’ or a ‘suspect’?

  • Researching individuals
  • Profiling
  • Contact mapping
  • Rating and qualifying

Gift Tables – a useful tool for a campaign

Safe, legal and ethical – policies and codes of practice

Building relationships- Stewardship and beyond the thank you

Strategy and Resources

Details
Host:
Borders Community Action
Date:
23/02/2027
Time:
1:00 pm
-
4:00 pm
Type:
Class, Training, or Workshop
Category:
Charity & Causes
Format:
Virtual
Access Details

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