Annual Review 2011/12 - Glasgow Life
Annual Review 2011/12 - Glasgow Life
Annual Review 2011/12 - Glasgow Life
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<strong>Glasgow</strong> <strong>Life</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Review</strong> <strong>2011</strong>/<strong>12</strong> 43<br />
Sponsorship<br />
and Fundraising<br />
During <strong>2011</strong>/<strong>12</strong> <strong>Glasgow</strong> <strong>Life</strong>’s Development<br />
Team continued to maintain and maximise<br />
external contributions from sponsorship, grantmaking<br />
trusts and individual giving to support<br />
<strong>Glasgow</strong> <strong>Life</strong> projects, programmes, events and<br />
activities.<br />
The team’s focus over the last year has been<br />
to:<br />
• conclude the Riverside Museum Appeal<br />
• maintain and manage existing relationships<br />
• develop its revenue and voluntary income<br />
strategy<br />
• ensure industry standard fundraising best<br />
practice processes are embedded across<br />
the organisation<br />
• develop a Gift Aid strategy.<br />
Team Successes<br />
Despite continued economic uncertainty<br />
and an increasingly challenging fundraising<br />
environment, the team managed to increase<br />
the overall level of voluntary income by over<br />
£35,000 from the previous financial year.<br />
In total £846,605 was raised as follows:<br />
• Commercial Sponsorship £438,911<br />
• Individual giving including donation boxes<br />
and regular giving £355,694<br />
• Grant Making Trusts £33,000<br />
• Friends of <strong>Glasgow</strong> Museums £19,000<br />
This support helped <strong>Glasgow</strong> <strong>Life</strong> to deliver<br />
core and programmed activities including<br />
Celtic Connections, Aye Write! <strong>Glasgow</strong>’s Book<br />
Festival, the Youth Games, the Bank of Scotland<br />
Great Scottish Run, the Women’s 10K, and<br />
the Essence of Beauty: 500 Years of Italian Art<br />
exhibition which raised £29,870 from individual<br />
donations following a successful public appeal<br />
launched by the development team. The<br />
team also provided support to the Friends of<br />
<strong>Glasgow</strong> Museums, managed donation boxes<br />
and continued to develop new ways in which<br />
donors, sponsors and grant making bodies<br />
can support the work of <strong>Glasgow</strong> <strong>Life</strong>.