Welcome to Salvia Fundraising!

Salvia Fundraising is a fundraising and training consultancy, based in East Sussex, helping charities and other not-for-profit organisations throughout the UK.  There is a team of four – owner Andrew Devon and three associate consultants - who bring a wealth of expertise to the consultancy.  Andrew has been the Chair of the Institute of Fundraising’s South East Region since May 2008.  

We help old and new charities alike and our range of services covers training fundraisers and other staff involved in income generation, business planning and writing fundraising strategies, interim management right through to hands on fundraising.  We can help you raise funds for ongoing core costs, major capital appeals, equipment and revenue funding.  We don't mind getting our hands dirty!

Over the years we have built up expert knowledge in the social welfare and disability sectors particularly in the following areas - Housing and homelessness; Drug and alcohol addiction; Learning and physical disabilities; Mental health; HIV/AIDS; Young people; Older People; and Hospices.

As a member of the Institute of Fundraising we maintain the highest standards lay down by the organisation. It is imperative that we are open and frank about the work we do.

If you need to raise funds or are looking for suitable training then go to our fundraising services page to see what we offer.  Before going ahead with a fundraising appeal we offer a free face-to-face consultation to potential clients.  To contact Salvia Fundraising then call Andrew Devon on either 01273 207626 or 07939 723597.

Latest Fundraising Successes

£450,000 from the Social Enterprise Investment Fund towards a hospice capital appeal in Cheshire.

£100,000 from the Tudor Trust towards the purchase and refurbishment of an ex-offenders accommodation project in Kent.  In addition we have raised another £51,700 in grants and pledges towards the refurbishment.

£10,000 from Awards for All towards the refurbishment of a theatre for people with learning disabilities. 

£10,000 from the Sobell Foundation towards a travel buddy scheme for people with learning disabilities.