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Help in getting started
Submitted by Kathari on 8 July, 2008 - 18:57.
Hi everyone,
I'm a graduate studying for a second degree in veterinary science, and as such I am liable for full fees of £17,500 per year, with which there is no help available via the student loans company.
I'm after writing a letter asking for sponsorship from local or relevant companies who may be of assistance, and have no idea how to start.
Can anyone help me with this matter?
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Advice on funding for individuals
Martin's advice re the book is good.
This forum isn't the place to look for advice on funding for an individual: it's for professional fundraisers who raise funds for organisations, mainly charities and not-for-profit organisations. We explain this and give a few tips on seeking funding for individuals at
http://www.fundraising.co.uk/forum/2008/06/12/funding-individuals
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Hi Kathari.
There is a book available from the directory of social change (DSC) on
http://www.dsc.org.uk/Publications/Fundraisingsources/@2647
Some libraries will have it.
Usually in reference area from my experience, or else you'd never get a chance to see it.
As I recall its mainly for up to 1st degree people but its guidance will likely be useful for you too.
Turn your situation around - whats in it for these companies you are writing to? How will they see a benefit or a return?
Have you asked zoos or vets for sponsorship?
Martin