How strong is your fundraising audit practice? This short, evidence-based self-assessment scores your organisation against fundraising standards, shows where your biggest gaps are, and puts the most useful fixes first.
It takes about 10 minutes. Every question is optional, and the more you can share, especially real numbers and documents, the more accurate your result.
These are optional. If you can share a few, we can check your answers against real evidence and give you a sharper, more useful result:
• Current written fundraising plan document (or development plan)
• Evidence of the date of most recent plan review/renewal
• Indication of who approved it (board, executive director, etc.)
• PESTLE or equivalent environmental analysis document from most recent planning cycle
• List of sources consulted (sector reports, practitioner publications, etc.)
• Any documented competitor or peer benchmarking analysis
• Evidence of membership or active participation in sector professional bodies
• Donor segment profiles or supporter analysis documents
• Any primary research (surveys, interviews) with donors about motivations and preferences
• Evidence that segment data is used in communication planning or strategy documents
• Internal fundraising performance report from most recent planning cycle
• Any documentation of process reviews or team structure reviews
• Any portfolio or activity-mix analysis document
• Evidence of a decision to discontinue, scale up, or introduce a fundraising activity based on structured analysis
• Financial report showing income and costs by fundraising activity for most recent year
• Any comparison against sector benchmarks (FEP, AHP, Blackbaud, or equivalent)
• Most recent SWOT analysis document
• Evidence of how SWOT findings were used to set planning objectives