Trusts Fundraising
A complete trusts fundraising service.
Expert consultancy and practical delivery to maximise your income.
COVID-19 update In these difficult times, fundraising from trusts should be a core part of every charity’s income portfolio. The grant-giving trusts community has indicated their willingness to support more charities in need – but they’ll only do so for projects that clearly define the need – and where the application is written and delivered in the right way.
Pebblebeach’s comprehensive trusts fundraising service provides charities with everything they need to maximise success. From prospect research, through project planning and budgeting, to final delivery of professional applications, we’ll ensure you have the best chance of securing every application you send out.
Our Trusts Team
Andrew Peel
Andrew is an award-winning fundraiser and consultant with 25 years’ experience in the UK charity sector. He specialises in corporate and trusts fundraising, capital appeals, fundraising reviews and audits, and in writing impactful proposals, pitches and strategies for clients.
Andrew has held senior fundraising positions at Sightsavers, the British Red Cross and Help the Aged and, since going freelance in 2006, has worked with a diverse range of causes including Diabetes UK, the British Heart Foundation, Maggie’s, the RNLI, Guide Dogs, Livability, the Migraine Trust and Home-Start UK, as well as numerous hospices and NHS hospital trusts.
A full member of the Institute of Fundraising, Andrew received its ‘Professional Fundraiser of the Year Award’ in 1997. He is a regular speaker and writer on fundraising and best practice, having run sessions at several IOF conventions and has written chapters for the last three editions of the DSC’s ‘Corporate Fundraising and Partnerships’ guide; the DSC’s Community Fundraising guide, and is an occasional contributor to ‘The Fundraiser’ magazine and website.
Andrew also keeps busy as a trustee of three Brighton charities, including a grant-making trust, a Grade-1 listed Anglican Church and a care home for retired clergy.