Fundraising strategy dos and don’ts
Lyn Tiller
Fundraising
There must be a better way for arts and heritage fundraising
Del Barrett Chair and Founder at Hundred Heroines Posted 2 years ago
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- Are you a small arts or heritage organisation?
- Is the fundraising hamster wheel impeding your ability to think strategically?
- “We do not fund salary costs or contributions to the cost of overheads.” Sounds familiar?
Recently, we’ve been wondering whether there could be an alternative funding model for arts and heritage, so we’re putting together a working party to explore new avenues. If you answered “yes” to any of the above, and would like to join forces, we’d love to hear from you! 😊
We’ll start with a “hackathon” and take it from there …
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