Helping arts, culture and heritage organisations fundraise with confidence

At Apollo Fundraising we specialise in helping arts, cultural and heritage organisations hit their fundraising goals. We can help you bring your fundraising message to life, find the right strategic path for your organisation and make sure you've got the skills and confidence you need to succeed.

So, if something about your fundraising has got you saying "I'm not sure", contact us today to see how we can help.

"I'm not sure we're getting our message across to potential donors"?

Say goodbye to boring fundraising messaging! We can help you articulate your Case for Support in a way that stands out from the crowd and inspires your audience to act.

Tell the Right Story

"I'm not sure what the right strategy is for our organisation"

You know how much you need to raise, but what's the best way to go about raising it? We can help you find the right strategy for you, identifying the short, medium and long-term steps to success.

Find The Right Strategy

"I'm not sure we've got the skills or confidence to do this"

Turning your strategy into action can be scary, even when you know you're on the right path. We can help you build your skills, and offer friendly support as you turn your plans in to reality.

Build the Right Skills

Latest blogs and articles from Apollo Fundraising

SUPER Thank Yous

The Thank You is one of the most important communications we write and send as a fundraiser. Yet, too often it is viewed as an administrative chore, or an obligation. This short video shares why this touchpoint is so important, and five ways you can make sure your Thank Yous are SUPER

Thinking too much and too little about Gift Acceptance

Following the launch of a new paper on Ethics in Gift Acceptance I came away with two seemingly contradictory views – that charities don’t spend enough time thinking about their Gift Acceptance Policy, and that charities spend too much time thinking about Gift Acceptance policies. This article sets out why I think both are problematic.