Companies and Trusts UK and International

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Corporate Fundraising Support - Revenue and Capital

We have helped both small and very large organisations raise money from companies in the UK and overseas. Whether you need core or project funding we will be able to advise you on your strategy. We can even make the approaches on your behalf. We believe our knowledge in this fast moving sector is second to none, which means we can hit the ground running every time.

Our services include:

We also provide corporate fundraising services in Poland and Bosnia & Herzegovina. Email kasia@abbeysolutions.com for more information.

Trust fundraising

We offer a range of Trust fundraising services including strategic planning, appeal writing, and research. We can also make approaches to Trusts on your behalf. We can prepare the groundwork or become your Trust fundraising team.

Our experience is backed up by a comprehensive database of over 3,500 Trusts, enabling us to be up and running immediately we start an assignment. You can also purchase our trusts lists here.

As consultants and fundraising practioneers we work closely with your team at all times to make sure the most effective strategy is adopted.

Lottery/Government

Over the years we have raised over £6.5 million on behalf of charities, not for profit organizations and local councils in the UK and overseas, by writing successful lottery applications and government bids.

We can provide a purely consultancy role advising you on the best approach to make or we can write your application or prepare your government bid for you, including the business plan if it’s required. For UK and international enquiries please call 00 44 20 8487 7464.  For Eastern Europe and Russia only, please contact joanna.marshall@abbeysolutions.com

Research

We provide tailored research into funding specific to your needs, with in-depth analysis of each funder. This research will be carried out by talking to funders to ensure all information is up to date. We never just rely on directories or web based research as both sources of information can be significantly out of date.