Fund raising and financial planning

FIN 1 THE COST OF COLLECTING: COLLECTION MANAGEMENT IN UK MUSEUMS / B. LORD et al (H.M.S.O., 1989)

Based on a survey of UK Museums, this offers useful guidelines for museums everywhere

FIN 2 THE COMPLETE FUND-RAISING HANDBOOK / S. CLARKE(Directory of Social Change & Institute of Charity Fund- raising Managers, 1991)

A comprehensive guide to all aspects of fund-raising, covering sources, methods and techniques.

FIN 3 FUND RAISING FOR MUSEUMS / E. WARE (Association for Independent Museums, 1988)

AIM Guideline No. 4: giving basic, practical advice for raising money by various means. Useful for non- independents as well.

FIN 4 A GUIDE TO THE MAJOR TRUSTS / L. FITZHERBERT & M. EASTWOOD ( ed) (Directory of Social Change, 1991)

Offers advice on how to approach trusts and be successful.

FIN 5 THE HANDBOOK OF GRANTS / G. FARNELL (Museum Development Co. Ltd., 1990) A detailed guide to the entire range of grants from public sources: lists over 100 grant programmes; identifies the main purpose of each, total sum available, examples of recent grants and deadlines.

FIN 6 CULTURAL TRENDS. 1992 MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES FUNDING AND FINANCE / JEREMY ECKSTEIN (ed)

FIN 7 FINANCE FROM EUROPE published by the European Commission in the United Kingdom, 1994.

FIN 8 A GUIDE TO MAJOR TRUSTS / LUKE FITZHERBERT, SUSAN FORRESTER and JULIO GRAU (ed)

The top 300 trusts giving over Ł600 million a year

FIN 9 A GUIDE TO COMPANY GIVING / DAVE CASSON (ed.) 1995/96

Information on the charitable donations and community contributions of 1,400 companies.

FIN 10 TRIED & TESTED IDEAS FOR RAISING MONEY LOCALLY / SANDRA PASSINGHAM, 1994

A user friendly guide for community groups, local charity projects, schools and any small scale fund-raisers. It explores 26 event ideas

FIN 11 ORGANISING LOCAL EVENTS / SANDRA PASSINGHAM 1993

A local event can raise awareness of issues, draw crowds and attract publicity - or it can be a disaster. This is the book to help you get it right. It covers everything from planning and publicity, through financial and legal issues, to what to do if things go wrong.

FIN 12 RAISING MONEY FROM INDUSTRY / MICHAEL NORTON (Directory of Social Change, 1991)

A background guide to all aspects of raising money for charity from industry. Topics covered include: Understanding how, why and how much companies give to charity, Sponsorship, Gifts in kind, Approaching companies and much more.

FIN 13 RAISING MONEY FROM TRUSTS / MICHAEL NORTON (Directory of Social Change, 1992)

Practical guide to all aspects of raising money from grant- making trusts for charitable purposes.

FIN 14 FINDING SPONSORS FOR COMMUNITY PROJECTS / CAROLINE GILLIES, 1990

A step-by-step guide. A new practical handbook, on how to get company sponsorship, locally and nationally, for year project.

FIN 15 WRITING BETTER FUND-RAISING APPLICATIONS / MICHAEL NORTON (Directory of Social Change, 1992)

A practical guide with worked examples, exercises and ideas for workshops. Everything you need to know about writing better applications.

FIN 16 RESEARCHING LOCAL CHARITIES / NANCY EAGLESHAM (Directory of Social Change, 1988)

A practical down to earth guide to finding out what grant-making and other charities exist in your village, town or county, and how their charitable funds are being spent.

FIN 17 NATIONAL AND LOCAL MUSEUMS CHARGING POLICIES / PETER FALCONER & STEPHEN J BAILEY, 1993 FIN 18* GRANTS FOR MUSEUMS: THE PRINCIPAL SOURCES 1993- 94

(Museums & Galleries Commission) This booklet concentrates on grant schemes administered by the MGC but it also lists the other principal schemes which can benefit museums.

FIN 19 THE MILLIONAIRE GIVERS / HOWARD HURD & MARK LATTIMER (Directory of Social Change, 1994)

The Millionaire Givers presents a fascinating insight into the charitable attitudes of the wealthiest class of our society and lays bare the motives, worries and preoccupations of Britain’s philanthropists.

FIN 20 THE MAJOR COMPANIES GUIDE (Directory of Social Change 1994 edition)

The major companies guide gives details on the charitable donations and community contributions of the UK’s 400 leading corporate donors.

FIN 21 A GUIDE TO THE MAJOR TRUSTS 1995-96 / PAUL BROWN & DAVID CASSON (Directory of Social Change)

This guide is a companion the Major Trusts Volume 1. Together they are essential aids for all those seeking to raise money for charities from grant-making trusts and foundations. Covers 700 Trusts, all making grants of over Ł45,000 a year.

FIN 22 A COMPLETE GUIDE TO BUSINESS AND STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS (Directory of Social Change, 1998 reprint)

FIN 23 WRITING BETTER FUNDRAISING APPLICATIONS (Directory of Social Change with the Institute of Charity Fund-raising Managers, 1999)

A guide for understanding the basic principles behind formulating a high quality funding application. This publication helps translate practical ideas so that they read clearly and comprehensively in a grant application format.

FIN 24 ‘MAKING THE MONEY GO FURTHER’ (FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES GUIDE) (Borough of Spelthorne, 1998)

A handbook for local organisations with details of the national and local funding opportunities available to help.

FIN 25 INVESTING IN CULTURE: AN ASSET FOR ALL REGIONS (European Commission, 1998)

A funding provided to various cultural heritage sites throughout the European Union.

FIN 26 THE YOUTH FUNDING GUIDE / NICOLA EASTWOOD (Directory of Social Change in association with the National Youth Agency, 1997)

Sources and ideas about where and how to raise money or funding and what projects it can be used for.

FIN 27 THE DIRECTORY OF GRANT MAKING TRUSTS, Focus Series, Museums, Galleries and the Performing Arts / Johanna Davis, Jill Goldsworthy, David Moncrieff (Charities Aid Foundation, 1997)

The Directory of grant making Trusts enables fundraisers to pinpoint those trusts whose funding objectives match their own particular project or area of work.

FIN 28 Corporate Fundraising / Valerie Morton (ed) (Charities Aid Foundation, 1999)
This publication offers a comprehensive overview of its subject, detailing the variety of ways in which charities and companies may work together to mutual advantage.

FIN 29 Legacy Fundraising: the art of seeking bequests / Sebastian Wilberforce (ed) (Directory of Social Change, 2001)
This publication is a comprehensive guide to the strategy and techniques that fundraisers need. It also covers the ethical issues they should be aware of, the law relating to will-making, and how to manage legacy income.

FIN 29 The Annual Buyers Guide 1999
This guide is designed to help you find everything you need to ensure your fundraising campaign is a success. It includes details of company's activities, contact names, numbers, fax, email and postal addresses.

FIN 31 Funding Opportunities Guide: "Making the £Money go further" (Spelthorne Council, 2000)
A Handbook for use by local organisations, giving details of the national and local funding opportunities which are available to help them.

FIN 32 Heritage Lottery Fund: National Heritage Memorial Fund Annual Report 2000/2001

FIN 34 The Euro and Your Business (British Tourist Authority)
This guide contains information on the euro and provides a checklist to help businesses determine what they need to do to prepare for, and take