Learn what is required to make your first funding application

This course is for those who have never written a funding application, or just written a few, and need a refresher. You do not need any previous knowledge in writing funding applications to attend this course.

Course fees: £15 for staff or volunteers from a Hertfordshire Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) organisation. £35 for non-VCSE organisations, must be based in Hertfordshire and have charitable aims.

  • Learn how to master the fundraising basics.

  • Understand who you’re asking for money and research donor types

  • Learn how to write a compelling story about your cause

Learning outcomes

By the end of the this course you will be able to:

  • Describe the key organisational requirements for fundraising

  • Articulate why your organisation deserves support

  • Explain the key elements of a successful funding bid

Pricing options

£15 for staff or volunteers from a Hertfordshire Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) organisation. £35 for non-VCSE organisations, must be based in Hertfordshire and have charitable aims.

If you require an invoice, please email [email protected] prior to booking for a coupon code.

Cancellation terms

If you are unable to attend this course please contact [email protected] with at least 48 hours’ notice to cancel your place. HCF Training & Development reserves the right to keep the course fee and issue an additional fee in the case of non-attendance of this course without proper notice. Within the 48 hour notice period your course place may be transferred to another eligible individual from your organisation, but not transferred to another course.

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About the trainer

Jacquie Hime

Jacquie Hime is a knowledgeable and passionate supporter of the voluntary and community sector with a successful track record of applying for grants and contracts. She provides training on governance, fundraising, finance and organisational development.

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