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Leaflets

Below you will find a number of free leaflets about funding and fundraising. Scroll down or jump to general fundraising leaflets for organisations, leaflets about references and other sources, leaflets about different sources of funding for groups

They are in Portable Document Format (PDF). If they don't open when you click on them, look at our advice about PDF readers

leaflets mainly about help for individuals

	Awards for Artists
	Info about some prizes and awards based on artistic merit
	Applying to a Trust for Personal Help
	What to think about if you're applying for money for yourself or someone else
	International visits & exchanges
	Information about the British Council and Commonwealth Youth Exchange Council Schemes
	Gap Year Projects
	Where to go for advice and funding for gap years
	Money for Individuals
	Details of books and websites that have information about funding for individual people
	NESTA
	What's available through the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts
	UnLtd
	UnLtd helps community entrepreneurs and administers UnLtd Millennium Awards
	What is FunderFinder PIN?
	Explains what FunderFinder's PIN software does

general fundraising leaflets for organisations

	General advice
	General advice about funding and fundraising for groups
	Planning a fund-raising strategy
	Working out the right mix of funding for your group
	What makes a good application
	How best to present your case
	Putting together a budget
	What do funders want to see in your budget
	Application checklist for groups
	Look critically at what you've written with this short checklist
	Questionnaire to improve a funding application
	Get feedback on what you've written
	Doing it yourselves
	Fundraising within your community
	Getting started
	What to do if you're a new organisation
	What to do in a crisis
	When things go really wrong
	Revenue fundraising
	The problem of needing money for day to day running costs
	Fundraising and IT
	Websites, books, courses about fundraising software, data protection etc

leaflet about funding resources

	Funding resources
	Books, web resources and organisations providing information and help about funding and related issues.

leaflets about different sources of funding for groups

	Arts Council Funding
	What money is available from the four arts councils in the UK
	BBC Cymru Wales appeals
	Appeals run by BBC Cymru Wales
	Charitable trusts
	What charitable trusts are and how they give
	European Cultural Foundation
	Funding for european arts and culture projects
	European funding
	An overview of statutory money from Europe
	Companies
	What kind of support companies give, and who they give it to
	Landfill Communities Fund
	How money collected by landfill companies is distributed
	Loan Finance
	Details of the agencies that make loans to voluntary groups
	Lottery funding
	Explains the different agencies that distribute lottery money
	Philanthropic organisations
	Reminds you about Lions, Rotary and similar organisations
	Raffles and bingo
	What you can and can't do
	Statutory Funding
	Explains funding from government and government agencies
	Funding for Volunteering
	Useful if you want to set up schemes using volunteers

PDF readers

There are a number of programs that you could use to read PDF documents.

The most popular is Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is freely downloadable from here. It's quite a large download. Alternatively, it is often located on computer magazine cover disks.

There is a much smaller PDF Reader, called FoxIt Reader, which is also freely downloadable - from http://www.foxitsoftware.com/downloads/

There are many other readers for PDF documents too.

Once you've downloaded and installed a PDF reader, click on any of the FunderFinder leaflets and they should open up in your reader.