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Guides, templates and funder profiles for UK fundraisers.
Practical writing, honest guidance and the background knowledge that makes applications stronger.
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How to write a case for support that funders actually read
A case for support is not a brochure. It is the document that decides whether a funder reads on or moves to the next application. This guide breaks down what funders look for and how to structure yours so it gets read.
ExplainerUnderstanding restricted and unrestricted funding
The difference between restricted and unrestricted funding is not just accounting terminology. It determines what you can spend, when, and how you report back. This explainer covers what each term means in practice.
Funder profileWhat the National Lottery Heritage Fund looks for
The National Lottery Heritage Fund is one of the largest heritage funders in the UK. This profile covers what they fund, what they do not, and what makes a strong application.
TemplateA grant application content library: what to prepare once
Every grant application repeats the same core material: your governance structure, your safeguarding policy, your standard budgets. A content library holds these once so you are not rewriting them every time. This template tells you what to prepare and how to organise it.
GuideReporting to funders: what good looks like
Funder reporting is not a bureaucratic hurdle. It is the evidence that secures your next grant. This guide covers what good reporting looks like and how to build the habits that make it painless.