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Professional Proposal Writing, Fundraising and Donor Relationship

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Outline

Objectives:

By end of the training, participants would be able to:

  • Draft, develop, design proposals
  • Edit and revise proposals
  • Analyze RFP’s
  • Develop program design
  • Prepare presentation for the donor community

 

Contents

     Introduction

  1. Where to Begin

Opportunities and pitfalls

Types of Proposals

Four Key Questions

Your Planning Process

Locating New Business

Which Jobs to target

When Not to Write a Proposal

Characteristics of a Winning Proposal

  1. 9-Step Proposal Process: An Overview

9-Step Proposal Preparation and Writing Process

Step 1: Bid/No-Bid Analysis and Decision

Step 2: The Proposal Team

Step 3: RFP Analysis

Step 4: Preparation Schedule

Step 5: Assignment of Tasks

Step 6: Development of Program Design

Step 7: Development of Front Matter and executive Summary

Step 8: Producing the Proposal

Step 9: Donor presentation

  1. Selecting the Bid and Choosing the Proposal Team

Step 1: Bid/No-Bid Analysis and Decision

Step 2: The Proposal Team

Where to look for Market Information

  1.  Finding Your Unique Selling Point

Step 3: Detailed RFP Analysis and your USP

Step 4: Preparation Schedule

Step 5: Assignment of Tasks

  1. Developing your Program Design

               Step 6: Program Design ---- The Heart of your Proposal

               Your Compliance with the RFP

               Three Parts of the program Design

               Appendixes in a Proposal

               Summary of a Winning Program Design

  1. Writing the Front Matter and Executive Summary

              Step 7: Front Matter and Executive Summary

              The Front Matter

              The Executive Summary

              Common Errors

              Executive Summary Checklist

  1. Producing your Proposal

                Step 8: Proposal Production

                Criteria For Using Graphics instead of Words

                Using Tables and Graphics Effectively

                Designing Tables and Graphics

                Final Checklist

  1. Making Donor Presentation

                Step 9: Presenting the Proposal to the Donor

                Planning Steps

                Organizing the Presentation

                Practicing the Presentation

                Survival Tips

                Checklist for Door Presentation

Presenting Your Proposal

 

Fundraising

Objectives:

By the end of the training, the participants will be able to:

  • Develop Fundraising Plan
  • Identify different ways of fundraising
  • Recognize different fund providing sources
  • Improve their communication skills

 

Course Contents:

Why fundraising is important

  • The challenge for fundraisers

Some key principles of fundraising

  • The skills required in fundraising
  • Who should do the fundraising
  • Equipping a fundraising office
  • Engaging a fundraising consultant

The sources

  • Individual donors
  • Government grants
  • International grant aid and development funding
  • Foundations
  • Company giving
  • Business sponsorship
  • Other sources

Generating income through self-financing

  • Self-financing – the poor relation
  • Profits for non-profits – the red herring
  • Amateur night or social entrepreneurs?
  • What are the options?

Techniques

  •  Setting up a local fundraising group
  • Organizing a fundraising event
  • Collections
  • Direct mail
  • Committed giving and membership
  • Personal solicitation
  • Legacies and memorials
  • Capital appeals and big gift campaigns
  • Raising money from young people and in schools
  • Gambling activities that generate money
  • Advertising for support
  • Digital fundraising
  • Trading

Working with people

  • Working with volunteers
  • Working with patrons and celebrities
  • Working with trustees and committee members
  • Getting the most from your donors and supporters

8. Communication skills

  • Developing a brand identity
  •  Producing effective printed materials
  •  Appeal letters
  • Using the telephone
  • Marketing
  • Public relations
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