SPONSORSHIP FORM - Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke - nichs org 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the 'Event reference' and 'Form No.' at the top of the form. This helps identify your submission.
  3. In the 'Fundraising event' section, specify the name of your event. This is crucial for tracking purposes.
  4. Provide your personal details including 'Name of fundraiser', 'Contact address', 'Telephone', and 'Email'. Ensure accuracy for effective communication.
  5. To maximize donations, tick the box for ‘Gift Aid’. Confirm that you are a UK taxpayer and understand the implications of this declaration.
  6. Fill in your details under 'Title, First Name & Surname', followed by your 'Home Address', 'Town', and 'Postcode'.
  7. Enter the amount given and the date given (dd/mm/yy) for each donation. Repeat this for additional donors as needed.
  8. Calculate and enter the total amount of donations at the bottom of the form, ensuring all required fields are completed before submission.

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For smaller local businesses it may just take a phone call, and a few follow-up emails, whereas larger businesses often have specific channels they require charities to go through. Cold calling can be very effective when it comes to obtaining business sponsorship, as well as personal visits, mail and email.
We provide vital support services to people and their families who are living with the effects of a chest, heart or stroke condition and Long Covid. Our Community Healthcare Support Service ensures that we can provide one-to-one support tailored to the needs of each person.
How to get a sponsorship in 5 steps Figure out what the sponsor will sponsor. Before you can approach a potential sponsor, and before deciding whom to approach, you need to know what the sponsorship will entail. Connect with sponsors. Understand your unique selling proposition Develop your sponsorship package. Pitch.
There are four types of sponsorship: financial, in-kind, media, and promotional, each with its distinct advantages and applications. These forms of sponsorship go beyond mere financial transactions; they represent collaborative partnerships that yield mutual benefits for sponsors and beneficiaries alike.
How to find a nonprofit sponsor Ask locals for help. It may be helpful to find a sponsor by beginning locally. Find companies with similar views. Build various sponsorship budgets. Think of creative proposals. Look for companies online. Explain your goals.

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At Northern Ireland Chest Heart Stroke, we offer a wide range of professional support services for people at risk of and living with chest, heart and stroke conditions. We work with people of all ages throughout Northern Ireland, along with their family and/or carers.
Making an ask in-person or over the phone Having a one-to-one conversation with a person is a valuable way to learn about their needs, discuss why the charity is fundraising, and offer a range of ways for them to support the charity, including donations, legacy pledges or taking part in an event.

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