Fundraising events made easy
Use FundEd’s planning guides to save time, boost profits and make sure your events are spot on!
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longside expert advice on crowdfunding, partnerships and grant fundraising, FundEd subscribers can
access our detailed step-by-step event- planning guides. These have been compiled using extensive feedback from organisers of previous events. Our 12+ guides walk you through every step of the process, with insider tips and expert advice on everything from health and safety to licensing. Read these guides at
funded.org.uk/events. Events for summer and autumn include: n Music festival: This is a great way to bring your community together, but it can be difficult knowing where to begin. Find out how to research bands, which special music licences are required, and what to consider in the event of wet weather. n Campover: The idea of a school campout is sure to excite any child, but there’s a lot to consider when hosting visitors overnight. What equipment and facilities do you need to make available? How will you address safeguarding
issues? What options are there if you can’t hold it on school grounds? n Circus: A circus is a great way to raise the profile of your school. And it’s unbelievably easy to organise as the supplier does it all for you! Knowing which circus provider to choose can be tricky, which is why we have a directory full of trusted suppliers (
funded.org.uk/suppliers) to suit all school sizes and budgets. n Pet show: This fun event is made so much simpler with our guidance on animal welfare requirements. Find out which pets can’t participate by law, which animals shouldn’t be displayed due to stress and how to coordinate the event to keep all animals happy!
Other event guides include: n Sponsored walk: Which hazards need to be considered as part of your risk assessment and which authorities need to be notified. n Beetle drive: What are the rules and what timings should you allow? Download our beetle template.
n Ceilidh: How to find a caller or band, checking your venue capacity (for lively dancing!), and licensing requirements. n Bingo event: How to charge and what equipment to use – plus download our bingo calls sheet! n Quiz night: Where to source questions, what kind of rounds to offer and how to boost profits with interval games. n Silent auction: How this differs from a regular auction, who to approach for prizes, and advice for handling data. n Murder mystery: Hiring in a company, picking a theme, licensing considerations and what food and refreshments to offer. n Swishing: Which rules to use for your clothes swap, how to charge, the best floor plan to use and how to boost profits.
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Get FundEd for just £1.73 (+VAT) a week FundEd is a time-saving toolkit for school leaders, featuring a comprehensive range of proven income-generation solutions. An annual subscription to FundEd costs just £90 (+VAT) a year. For this, multiple users within your school can access the grants database, read expert guidance, receive half-termly funding alerts, enter prize draws to win school resources, and save time with ready-to-use templates. To sign up call 01342 718679 or go to
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FundEd aims to kickstart your income-generation plans and get you raising money quickly and efficiently. Subscribers receive: n FundEd Magazine: a 60-page glossy publication sent once a term n PTA+ Magazine: sent each term, it’s full of day-to-day fundraising ideas n Grant funding advice: identifying funds and writing successful bids n Grants database: featuring over £6m-worth of grants specifically aimed at schools n Partnerships advice: how to identify potential business partners and form a request for support n Crowdfunding advice: expert guidance to help schools run a successful campaign n Funding alerts: half-termly email newsletters featuring grants, seasonal ideas, etc n Knowledge bank: step-by-step guides, templates and more...
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