Fundraising in a Box Toolkit | Church Fundraising

Fundraising in a Box toolkit - do you have your copy?

13 January 2021

All our customers should now have received a copy of our new toolkit ‘Fundraising in a box’.

A photograph of fundraising in a box and contents

This new addition to our range of fundraising resources is a printed toolkit packed with guidance to help our church customers raise funds.

No two fundraising campaigns are the same and fundraising differs from church to church. As a result, we’ve designed the principles and tools found inside this toolkit to be used across a variety of types of fundraising.

So in this box, you’ll find:

Step-by-step guides to help you navigate the uniquely complex world of church fundraising.
Clear guidance and steps to make your church fundraising journey easier and more successful.
Support for you and your church volunteers whether experienced in fundraising or learning on the go.

We hope that you will find this toolkit helpful and insightful as you look to raise vital funds for your church both now and in the future.

Tell us what you think?

If you have received your copy of our new toolkit ‘Fundraising in a Box’ we would love your feedback, stories and pictures. Share with us via Facebook or Twitter using the #FIAB or send us an email

* The Fundraising in a Box toolkit is only available to Ecclesiastical policy holders. Your details will be checked before a box is sent.

Top tips for fundraising by churches during COVID-19

Key steps and suggestions for you and your church to take to keep fundraising during the COVID-19 pandemic.

List of emergency grant funders

A collated list of funders that support churches and are currently offering emergency grants during COVID-19. Use our search function to find potential grants for your church.

Researching possible donors and funders

Successful fundraising and grant applications begin with research into possible donors and funders.

Case for support guidance for churches

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, funders have quickly adapted their funding models to help them support churches and the communities.

Checklist for grant applications

After researching possible funders and grants for your church, use this checklist to identify some key points to consider before making an application.

Outputs and outcomes guidance

These words (outputs and outcomes) appear frequently in the world of fundraising and are key to writing clear funding applications.

Do you know the key terms in digital fundraising?

Digital fundraising opens up opportunities to grow your church’s giving, by making it easier for both the congregation and wider community to support your church.