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Helps and advises groups and individuals on funding and charity registration and regulation. We also run accredited training programmes for funding advisers across the South West and training courses for groups on aspects of fundraising.
CIB is here to help...
· if you work with a voluntary group or wish to start one
· if your group needs to raise money
· if you are a trustee of a local charity and need advice
· if you are confused by charity law and need information
· if you need financial support for yourself
If you want to know…
· Where to get money
· How to get money
· Why you need money
· How much to go for
· Whether to register as a charity
· How to write a constitution
· What your responsibilities are as a charity trustee
...CIB will give you the advice and information you need.
· Our unique funding information database is a comprehensive source of funders for local groups and individuals. It provides you with all the information you need to apply to funders appropriate to you.
· We hold a comprehensive range of funding directories and reference books covering funding and charity law together with stocks of selected Charity Commission booklets. We publish various 'How to' guides and a quarterly newsletter.
· We run training sessions and speak at events.
· We offer advice tailored for your specific need, by letter, phone, email or personal appointment.
Come to us for advice!
We deliver a specialist service using the knowledge, skills and experience developed over 21 years.
We have advisers who have expertise in:
· fundraising strategies;
· trust funding;
· corporate funding;
· lottery and other grant applications;
· funding for individuals;
· charity registration and constitutions
Our users include:
· voluntary and community groups
· individuals
· social workers
· health workers
· pre-schools
· Citizens' Advice Bureaux
· local authorities
· businesses
· schools
CIB is here to help and will give you the advice and information you need.
You can phone us, write to us or email us. We will answer you in the most appropriate way. This might be by seeing you personally, by post, by email or by phone. You can be sure that however we answer, you will receive a professional, friendly and useful service from us. Why not get in touch? |
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