Join West Midlands Museum Development and Adam Siviter, Fundraising Manager for Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust, for this introductory workshop on fundraising from grant-making Trusts and Foundations.
The workshop is primarily aimed at smaller museums who might not have a Trust fundraising strategy.
Trust fundraising refers to applying for grants/ donations from grant-making Trusts and Foundations whose main remit is to make grants to registered charities/ other charitable organisations or community projects to support their work. In the UK alone, there are over 8,000 grant-making Trusts and Foundations who give in excess of £3billion annually to charities.
Adam will give an overview on defining the charitable need of your museum and the developing a ‘case for support’, as well as good working practices on research and making the ask through a robust Trust fundraising strategy.
About Adam
Adam Siviter has worked in the charity sector for over 12 years as a fundraiser working for health and disability charities before joining the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust as Fundraising Manager in 2019. He is a member of the Chartered Institute of Fundraising.
The session will be live captioned by MyClearText.
Places are limited, no more than two delegates per organisation. Priority will be given to delegates from non-NPO and non-National museums in the West Midlands which are Accredited or officially Working Towards Accreditation.
All participants will receive an email containing a Zoom link prior to the event. The email will be sent to the email address used for booking. If you have not received an email by the day before the event please contact us.
If you can’t see the booking button this event is fully booked. Please email wmmd@ironbridge.org.uk to request to join the waiting list.
Introduction to Grant-making Trusts and Foundations
Thursday 30 June, 2pm-4pm
Online
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