Fundraising rarely fails because of a lack of creativity. It fails because creativity is asked to solve problems that belong to organisational clarity or strategy. When expectations are unclear, personas are built on assumptions, and success is not properly defined, no creative idea can truly perform.
This masterclass brings together hands-on fundraising expertise from the Baltic countries and Eastern Europe, regions where organisations operate under constant pressure to do more with less. These contexts demand campaigns that are carefully built, realistically amplified, and continuously calibrated — not just creatively appealing.
Designed as a step-by-step practical masterclass in campaign building, the session focuses on how organisations can make sure their fundraising campaigns have earned the right to work before investing in execution. The masterclass looks at fundraising as a structured process: from defining objectives and audiences to translating strategic choices into creative concepts, media presence, and communication flows that match real budgets and capacities.
Grounded in real-life campaign examples and consultancy experience from the two speakers, this masterclass offers a clear, straightforward approach to fundraising that prioritises clarity over buzzwords and structure over improvisation. It also explores what meaningful fundraising consultancy looks like in practice, and how to distinguish strategic support from superficial advice.
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Giedrė Šopaitė
Catalin Dinu