Fundraising Plan Review
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We're a small team trying to end water poverty in Malawi and we want to improve the fundraising plan and need your expertise.
We’d like a complete analysis and specific recommendations on actions to achieve this.
- Analysis of current fundraising plan.
- A paper that outlines strengths, weaknesses, and recommendations for improvement.
- Our existing fundraising plan and material.
- Existing grants and pending applications.
- Access to head of fundraising.
Milestones
Kick Off Meeting
- Get to know each other.
- Explain our mission and purpose.
- Review existing fundraising plan and grants.
- Discuss the scope of the project, deliverables and mutual expectations.
Review Fundraising Plan
- Analyze our structure and build the financial model according to specifications stated above.
Recommendations
- Summarize your findings in a paper, with specific recommendations for improvements and actions to undertake.
Present results
- You present the financial model and your recommendations.
- We celebrate you helping us further our mission.
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UN SDGs supported
About NPO
Overview
We are committed to ending water poverty and aid dependency in Malawi for under-served and isolated populations. Founded in 1998, we have been delivering clean water in sub-Saharan Africa for more than 20 years. Our innovative business led approaches, supporting local water entrepreneurs, help us develop practically sustainable solutions to improving water access for poor communities, householders, and farmers. Empowering people to improve their own lives. We also invest in future generations by providing community water sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities, enabling children to survive, thrive and play.
Mission
Our mission is to achieve lasting positive change in poor and disadvantaged communities in Malawi by improving the quality, availability and use of water and sanitation, promoting self-reliance, and ending aid dependency.
History
In the last twenty years, over 10,000 communities and 1.9 million people have been given access to safe, clean water due to our life-changing programmes.
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