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Hidden Wealth Research Project: Phase 3 Until end March 2012
To review findings from Phase 2 of this project, please click here Following the second report of findings on working with 78 arts organisations of all scales, regions and art-forms, AQ is launching Phase 3 of this project which looks to work collaboratively with arts organisations to put in place the building blocks and build capacity to allow them to explore high-net-worth individual giving. This study looks at the potential for individual arts organisations to engage more effectively with High Net Worth Individuals already known to them as ticket buyers or indeed members of Friends schemes. In launching Phase 3 of the Project, AQ is now inviting more organisations to take part. Participation is free-of-charge. To deliver this project, AQ is working with Prospecting for Gold, one of the UK’s leading agencies working to screen organisational data, to understand the extent to which High Net Worth Individuals already lie within the heart of cultural organisations as audience members but who have yet to be effectively nurtured to secure potentially significant levels of financial support. For 20 years, Prospecting for Gold (PfG) has been researching the UK’s wealthy and affluent donors, creating the UK’s largest supporter screening databases of over 300,000 people from a broad range of regularly updated wealth intelligence data sources. While PfG has work directly with a number of arts organisations to screen data in preparation for undertaking major gift appeals, this will be the first time that their screening services will have been utilised on such a scale to determine the level of un-capitalised donor potential across all art forms, scales and regions of the UK cultural community.
The Project The third and final phase of this project will run until March 2012 and all art organisations with an audience database containing individual data subjects with address information are invited to take part. In addition to contributing to building up a nationwide picture of the capacity for the arts to engage on a significantly greater scale with wealthy individuals, each participating organisation will receive an individual two-page summary of how many potential High Net worth Individual Donors and legators they have on their in-house databases, broken down by age, wealth band, company directorships, house value and other variables. This report is provided free of charge by way of thanks for taking part. Both AQ and PfG are registered under the Data Protection Act to undertake this activity. All individual organisation data will be kept strictly confidential and not shared with any party other than PfG who undertake the screening process. Thereafter your screened data is destroyed. By joining the Hidden Wealth Research Project you will not only be supporting the development of capacity in the arts and helping to build a UK-wide picture on private sector donor potential, you will also have an opportunity to discover information about the individuals on your own database of contacts that can help to shape your own organisation’s plans on major donor fundraising, donor development, legacy marketing, trust fundraising, corporate giving, sponsorship and partnerships
What To Do Next If you are interested in taking part in this research project, AQ Research can provide you with further information. Please contact Barbara Pennington on info@artsquarter.co.uk to receive a copy of our fact sheet. |
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