**\ Session Overview:**\ In this session, we'll be taking a deep-dive into the ever-complex world of trusts and foundations fundraising. It is the single largest funding source across the S4D sector, yet it can be a minefield to navigate. Together, we will explore how to: \- Identify prospective trusts and foundations who might be a good fit for your work\ \- Plan your ask and build a strong case for support\ \- Manage the proposal development process and supporting documents There will also be the opportunity to ask our expert any burning questions you have on how to improve your success from from trusts and foundations, whether you're just starting on your journey or you're looking to take your trust fundraising to the next level. **About Rahul Bissoonauth**\: Co-Founder at Remedy Rahul has spent 12+ years working within sport for good with a focus on fundraising and grant-making. He most recently served as Chief Commercial Officer at Yunus Sports Hub. Prior to joining Yunus Sports Hub, Rahul worked at Oaks Consultancy for more than 10 years, holding roles from intern and manager to director and board member. In this time, Rahul led and supported 100s of strategic planning and fundraising-related projects with organisations of all sizes. He has provided support to federations, grant-makers and award-winning NGOs such as Sport England, Sporting Equals, UEFA, Magic Bus, the Lawn Tennis Association, and many, many more. Rahul is a board member at the People’s Postcode Lottery trusts and a panel member at the Football Foundation and the Growth Impact Fund. **About Remedy:** At Remedy, we provide strategic planning, fundraising and capacity building support in sport for good.\ Our team brings diverse and extensive experience of grant-making, grant-seeking, grant management, strategic facilitation, organisational development and copy-writing, built over a combined 35+ years’ working with charities and non-profit institutions in the UK and around the world.\ We work with grassroots clubs, community groups, charities and associations using sport in a purposeful way to deliver social change.