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Steps Express appreciation for the letter. Explain that you cannot support all worthy causes and how you or your company handle such requests. Tell what you plan to do in this instance. Distinguish between a personal contribution and a corporate one. Wish the organization success in its endeavors.
We arent able to provide financial sponsorship at this time, but if there is another way we can support the event/cause please let us know. Im not sure our organizations are in alignment as far as values go. Have you approached ? They may be a better fit for you!
Here are a few variations to practice: Thanks for thinking of me. I cant right now/I cant make it/I cant attend. Im at capacity right now, so I will decline. Thanks for understanding. No, not at this time.
Tell It Like It Is However, Im not able to sponsor itin my experience, that kind of arrangement hasnt worked as well as I would have wanted. Ive found that guests often are confused or distracted by too many messages. I want your guests to be focused on your and your eventnot my company!
Use Empathy and Future Consideration When Declining Let them know you will keep them in mind for future support. For example: We fully support the important work your organization does. While we are unable to contribute financially at this time, please keep us posted on your upcoming events and initiatives.
State your reason for declining. If you give the charity a valid reason for declining i.e. budget reasons, schedule conflict, etc. it will be easier for them to empathize and to take no for an answer without putting you on their blacklist.
We do support the work you are doing, but your organization does not meet the criteria necessary for us to be able to contribute funding. We have long been advocates of your cause. We regret we cannot send a donation with this letter. We wish we could help you in your work, but we are simply not able to at this time.
Dont fall for pressure tactics or threats. Remember you have the right to reject the donation appeal and if you feel pressured or threatened, just hang up.