It Shows That People Care

01.11.2017

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The report provides a guidance for LGBTI organisations on fundraising from individuals in Europe and Central Asia.

ILGA-Europe and the Global Philanthropy Project have developed a fundraising guide, which includes an overview of fundraising, frequently asked questions, 10 case studies of LGBTI organisations raising money, and guidance and resources to start or improve your fundraising. The ‘Insiders’ briefing’ contains more strategic hands-on guidance targeted at LGBTI activists.

It Shows That People Care – Guide (English)Download

It Shows That People Care – Insider’s Briefing (English)Download

It Shows That People Care – Guide (Russian)Download

It Shows That People Care – Insider’s Briefing (Russian)Download

It Shows That People Care – Guide (Turkish)Download

It Shows That People Care – Insider’s Briefing(Turkish)Download

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