The Directory of Grant Making Trusts 2018/19
25th Edition
Published on 4. September 2017
Book
Hardback
978-1-78482-042-8 (ISBN)
Description
With this guide, you'll have access to key information about 2,000 grant-making charities, each with the potential to give GBP40,000 a year or more.You'll have the information you need to gain a share of around GBP4 billion, with entries outlining grant-makers' selection criteria, how to apply and what kinds of projects they fund.You'll be able to go right to the most relevant funders thanks to the extensive indexes. Grant-makers can be distinguished by geographical area, field of interest, type of beneficiary and type of grant available.Who should buy this book? This is the fundraiser's key information source. No charity - big or small - should be without a copy. You'll find this a vital source of funding information including funders you might not have known existed.With information sourced from the organisations themselves, this is the most up-to-date guide to grant-makers. It was voted no. 4 on the Guardian list of "Five must-reads for charity workers".The guide contains:* Concise information and contact details for each funder* Descriptions of project types that can be funded, and those that don't qualify*Amounts of total funding available from each grant-maker* A sample of recent beneficiaries for guidance as to the projects funded. This title is now celebrating its 25th edition and 50 years in print.
With this guide, you'll have access to key information about 2,000 grant-making charities, each with the potential to give GBP40,000 a year or more.You'll have the information you need to gain a share of around GBP4 billion, with entries outlining grant-makers' selection criteria, how to apply and what kinds of projects they fund.You'll be able to go right to the most relevant funders thanks to the extensive indexes. Grant-makers can be distinguished by geographical area, field of interest, type of beneficiary and type of grant available.Who should buy this book? This is the fundraiser's key information source. No charity - big or small - should be without a copy. You'll find this a vital source of funding information including funders you might not have known existed.With information sourced from the organisations themselves, this is the most up-to-date guide to grant-makers. It was voted no. 4 on the Guardian list of "Five must-reads for charity workers".The guide contains:* Concise information and contact details for each funder* Descriptions of project types that can be funded, and those that don't qualify*Amounts of total funding available from each grant-maker* A sample of recent beneficiaries for guidance as to the projects funded. This title is now celebrating its 25th edition and 50 years in print.
With this guide, you'll have access to key information about 2,000 grant-making charities, each with the potential to give GBP40,000 a year or more.You'll have the information you need to gain a share of around GBP4 billion, with entries outlining grant-makers' selection criteria, how to apply and what kinds of projects they fund.You'll be able to go right to the most relevant funders thanks to the extensive indexes. Grant-makers can be distinguished by geographical area, field of interest, type of beneficiary and type of grant available.Who should buy this book? This is the fundraiser's key information source. No charity - big or small - should be without a copy. You'll find this a vital source of funding information including funders you might not have known existed.With information sourced from the organisations themselves, this is the most up-to-date guide to grant-makers. It was voted no. 4 on the Guardian list of "Five must-reads for charity workers".The guide contains:* Concise information and contact details for each funder* Descriptions of project types that can be funded, and those that don't qualify*Amounts of total funding available from each grant-maker* A sample of recent beneficiaries for guidance as to the projects funded. This title is now celebrating its 25th edition and 50 years in print.
Reviews / Votes
`The Directory of Grant Making Trusts is an invaluable tool for NYCGB, especially as it categorises grant-makers by field of interest and type of beneficiary. We use this guide regularly to identify prospective new funders and as a result have secured new funding from over thirty trusts and foundations in the past 18 months.' Rob Colbert, Acting Director of Development, National Youth Choirs of Great Britain; `We use the directory as the bedrock of our trust fundraising planning every year. Medical research can be hard to fund from trusts and whether to use this guide or not as part of our research mix is simply non-negotiable for our fundraising team. The format of this essential resource - used in in conjunction with its sister funding website - enables us to make clear and focused fundraising approaches which in turn result in more successful fundraising bids.' Birgitta Clift, Trust Fundraiser, Bowel & Cancer Research; `As a large and diverse charitable organisation, we have found the directory ideal for identifying new funding sources that support our work with vulnerable people in our communities. The directory has empowered us to be innovative in the ways we seek funds and thanks to it we have raised significant income that otherwise would have passed us by!' Neil MacLaren, Funding Manager, Nottinghamshire YMCA; `The Directory of Grant Making Trusts is an invaluable source of quality data connecting fundraisers with foundations. By providing such data, the directory saves fundraisers and grant-makers alike an enormous amount of time, effort and, ultimately, precious resources.' Carol Mack, Chief Executive, Association of Charitable Foundations [from the Foreword]`The Directory of Grant Making Trusts is an invaluable tool for NYCGB, especially as it categorises grant-makers by field of interest and type of beneficiary. We use this guide regularly to identify prospective new funders and as a result have secured new funding from over thirty trusts and foundations in the past 18 months.' Rob Colbert, Acting Director of Development, National Youth Choirs of Great Britain; `We use the directory as the bedrock of our trust fundraising planning every year. Medical research can be hard to fund from trusts and whether to use this guide or not as part of our research mix is simply non-negotiable for our fundraising team. The format of this essential resource - used in in conjunction with its sister funding website - enables us to make clear and focused fundraising approaches which in turn result in more successful fundraising bids.' Birgitta Clift, Trust Fundraiser, Bowel & Cancer Research; `As a large and diverse charitable organisation, we have found the directory ideal for identifying new funding sources that support our work with vulnerable people in our communities. The directory has empowered us to be innovative in the ways we seek funds and thanks to it we have raised significant income that otherwise would have passed us by!' Neil MacLaren, Funding Manager, Nottinghamshire YMCA; `The Directory of Grant Making Trusts is an invaluable source of quality data connecting fundraisers with foundations. By providing such data, the directory saves fundraisers and grant-makers alike an enormous amount of time, effort and, ultimately, precious resources.' Carol Mack, Chief Executive, Association of Charitable Foundations [from the Foreword]
More details
Edition
25th Revised edition
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Edition type
Revised edition
Dimensions
Height: 234 mm
Width: 156 mm
Thickness: 55 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-78482-042-8 (9781784820428)
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Previous edition
Denise Lillya | Gabriele Zagnojute
The Directory of Grant Making Trusts 2016/17
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09/2015
24th Edition
Directory of Social Change
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Person
Ian Pembridge has worked on several publications for Directory of Social Change including The Guide to Grants for Individuals in Need, The Guide to Company Giving and The Directory of Grant Making Trusts. He has also been involved in a variety of other research projects including the Sector Insight: UK Grant-Making Trusts and Foundations and Armed Forces Charities reports.
Ian Pembridge has worked on several publications for Directory of Social Change including The Guide to Grants for Individuals in Need, The Guide to Company Giving and The Directory of Grant Making Trusts. He has also been involved in a variety of other research projects including the Sector Insight: UK Grant-Making Trusts and Foundations and Armed Forces Charities reports.
Ian Pembridge has worked on several publications for Directory of Social Change including The Guide to Grants for Individuals in Need, The Guide to Company Giving and The Directory of Grant Making Trusts. He has also been involved in a variety of other research projects including the Sector Insight: UK Grant-Making Trusts and Foundations and Armed Forces Charities reports.