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On 1st July 2017, Apollo Fundraising celebrates its 1st birthday.

During our first twelve months we have:

Provided fundraising consultancy and support to 26 arts and culture organisations, helping them to achieve their fundraising goals

(You can find out more about our current clients here)

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David presenting to a room full of fundraisers at the 2016 Spektrix conference

Delivered 29 workshops and training sessions on topics including Individual Giving, Legacy Fundraising, Trusts and Foundations and Making the Ask

(Click here to find out more about the training sessions we offer)

Written 8 blogs, published on UK Fundraising, Charity Connect and ApolloFundraising.com

(You can find links to all of our blog posts in the Apollo’s Muse section)

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The logo of the Arts Council England and the National Lottery

Supported 3 organisations to write successful Arts Council England NPO applications, securing more than £3.8million

Sponsored the Institute of Fundraising Culture Sector Network and Canolfan Gerdd William Mathias, while also making smaller donations to 23 organisations

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Thank you to everybody that has supported Apollo Fundraising this year, and to all of the amazing organisations we have had the pleasure of working with.

Thanks for your interest in the Apollo Foundation…but I’m afraid this Foundation doesn’t actually exist!

This webpage forms part of Apollo Fundraising’s “Through A Funder’s Eyes” workshop, where we give fundraisers the chance to experience grant-fundraising from the funder’s perspective. The exercise is designed to help you see your own trust proposals, cultivation and research in a completely new light.

So, while the Apollo Fundraising can’t actually provide you with a grant for your work, perhaps it can help you to secure more grants from those funders that do exist.

If you’d like to learn more about “Through A Funder’s Eyes” please visit https://funderseyes.com/