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Avoid the bin Funders Remember Funders want to give money away We need: Applications that clearly meet our criteria Clearly defined impact – what long term difference will the donation make? Evidence that there is a need for this piece of work Don‘t start here Bad applications start with the application form Like painting decorating 75% is preparation 5,000 trusts have fewer than 1 FTE member of staff Deciding what to ask for Don’t chase the money! Avoid mission drift. Running costs (consider full cost recovery) Multi-level “ask” Targeting your applications Short list of 6 to 10 funders Best fit Up to date copy of funder’s criteria Making contact with the funder Adapting your bid DO ASK FOR THE MONEY!!!! Explain exactly what this will buy What is the long term difference this will make Use the right language and tone DON’T Put “see attached” in answer to any question Make assumptions or use jargon Go away on holiday immediately after submitting your bid Finishing touches Make sure that you use the correct postage Check that you have included everything asked for Sign it Closing dates Why bids succeed 1. Clearly meet priorities and met all the other criteria. 2. Asked for the right kind of funding and amount. 3. Demonstrated what immediate and long term differences would be achieved with the funding, preferably backed up with evidence. 4. Demonstrated why there was a need (rather than simply asserted there was a need with no evidence of having consulted service users, demonstrated an awareness of what services were already in place and what gaps there were in provision). 5. Part of a coherent funding strategy (rather than just give us the next bit of money so that we can keep going). Why bids fail 1. Didnt fully meet criteria. 2. Asked for wrong type of funding. 3. Didnt include everything asked for (this may be a break down of the budget, your audited accounts, evidence of need, etc.) 4. Unsigned. You are entering into a legal agreement, an uns