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EPISODE · Dec 31, 2025 · 25 MIN

Funding Fundamentals

from The Strategic Health Check · host Gaign Strategic Fundraising

Are you a UK health charity leader feeling trapped in a constant cycle of fundraising anxiety? It’s time to stop scrambling and start strategising. In the premiere episode of The Strategic Health Check, join record-breaking fundraiser and consultant Jose Gaign as he introduces a new way forward.Drawing on his experience from the front lines of fundraising for Marie Curie and the National Deaf Children’s Society, Jose reveals the three new rules of fundraising that will help you thrive in 2026. Learn how to move from reactive survival mode to proactive, sustainable growth.In this episode, you’ll discover:•Why traditional fundraising models are failing UK health charities.•The power of the ‘done-with-you’ consulting approach.•The three foundational pillars of a modern fundraising strategy: Impact, Relationships, and Story.•Actionable ‘homework’ to immediately improve your fundraising effectiveness.This isn’t just another podcast about fundraising theory. This is a practical guide to building a resilient and successful charity from someone who has been in the trenches. Download your free Strategic Fundraising Health Check scorecard at gaignstrategic.co.uk/podcast

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