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Local fundraising example:
Annual function

Main characteristics

Fundraising method

Beneficiary contribution
Special or annual day celebration
Volunteer contribution

Rural/Urban

Urban

Net fin result (€)

295

ROI

0.4

Time investment

One month

Organisation NeeV
Type NGO
Suitability Starting organisation
Country India
Funding needed for The education of underprivileged children
Period of action February 2014
In-kind donations raised

N.a.

Types of donations

Individual donations

Types of donors

Patrons, both corporate and individual

Summary

NeeV, a learning centre for the underserved, held a fundraising event on the Annual Day of the organisation. The idea was to share the beneficiaries’ growth and potential with both the existing patrons and the potential future ones. The children showcased cultural performances during the event at the centre premises.

Tips and lessons learned

  1. That every child has latent potential in scholastic and non-scholastic skills.
  2. That such events are fabulous opportunities to sensitise and involve more people and to satisfy and thank the existing supporters of your projects. Since there are many volunteers ready to help so well defined roles should be planned to tap such resources productively.

Review by Wilde Ganzen Foundation

A strong point of this example is that NeeV especially staged this event for their current and future patrons, to show the impact of their contributions. This is a very nice way to build a lasting relationship with donors. Another strong point is that NeeV can obviously count on the support of many volunteers for the organisation of the event.

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