Why Companies Want To Give Money

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Corporate Fundraising Noam Kostucki

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This is the powerpoint that supported the - Why Companies want to Give you Money - training organized by the Directory of Social Change at the Charity Fair 2010 (http://www.charityfair.org.uk/) ------------ We start by looking at the reality of corporate giving, and understand that it is not in a company\'s best interest to make a donation to charity. This is why we look at the case study of the Crisis charity, that teaches us how to benefit companies so that it becomes in their interest to support our charity.

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Corporate Fundraising

Noam Kostucki

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Why do companies want to give you money?

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UK top 10 Corporate Donors

Barclays plc £38,900,000

Lloyds TBS Group plc £37,000,000

HBOS plc £18,600,000

HSBC Holding plc £18,400,000

Marks and Spencer Group plc £15,000,000

Northern Rock plc £14,300,000

Ecclesiastical Insurance Group plc £14,100,000

Shell £13,000,000

Fidelity Investment Management Limited £11,800,000

HESCO Bastion Limited £11,500,000

Total £192,000,000

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UK top 10 Trusts

The Wellcome Trust £50,000,000

Charity Projects (Comic Relief) £28,000,000

Telethon Trusts £24,000,000

The Royal Society £18,000,000

The Tudor Trust £12,800,000

The Wolfson Foundation £10,300,000

The Leverhulme Trust £8,200,000

Henry Smith’s Kensington Estate Charity £7,000,000

The Joseph Rowntree Foundation £5,200,000

The Rank Foundation £5,100,000

Top 10 UK Trust total for 2007/08 £724,500,000 !!

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Great...!?

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A world of opportunities

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‘Send a Singer’ hits its target:

£1,000,000

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Results• £1,006,000 raised • Average donation was £10,371 (46% growth)• £12.12 was raised for every £1 spent• 47,139 absolute unique visitors to the site• Opportunities to see = 13,356,486 (255% growth)

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Overview

• £1,006,000 raised • 25% increase on 2006 total.• 97 companies participated.• 70% of 2006 participants took part in 2007.• 20% of 2007 participants were new, accounting for £108,000 of income from new business.• Average donation was £10,371 (46% increase).

ROI• £12.12 was raised for every £1 spent

Micro-site and digital• 47,139 absolute unique visitors to the site.• The site was viewed in 117 different countries.• Video MPU achieved a click through rate of 0.56% after serving 116,283 impressions.

PR• Opportunities to see = 13,356,486 (255% increase). • Advertising value equivalent = £32,639 (920% increase).

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Understand their needs

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Listen to their challenges!

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• Individual giving

• Employee fundraising

• Charity of the year

• Pro bono work

• Board of trustees

• Expertise

• In-kind donations

• Network of contacts

• Major donors

• Trading partners

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Their language

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5,000 people

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How do they feel?

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How do they feel?

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45,000,000 Professionals

60 accredited Chambers

Untapped potential…

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Become the leading experts

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