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Fundraising support shaped around the needs of our charities.

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No two charities are trying to solve exactly the same challenge. Some need help attracting new supporters. Others want to grow regular giving, reconnect with lapsed donors, strengthen a campaign, or improve the quality of the supporter data behind it all.

We combine practical fundraising experience, thoughtful conversations, and flexible delivery that works alongside your team. Whether you need help in one area or across several, we can step in with support that feels considered, capable, and aligned to your organisation.

We work around what you need, when you need it.


Build warmer pathways from first interest to meaningful action.

We help charities attract and convert new supporters through thoughtful outreach, stronger follow-up, and joined-up journeys that can combine digital engagement with human connection.


Flexible support for time-sensitive fundraising activity.

We help charities strengthen execution, improve follow-up, and create a better experience for supporters.


Strengthen recurring income and long-term donor value.

We support charities with campaigns and outreach designed to build stronger ongoing donor relationships.


We support workplace and partner fundraising with a human approach.

We can help charities support these opportunities with practical outreach and follow-up.


Reconnect with supporters who may be ready to engage again.

Many charities are sitting on lapsed donors or older supporter records with real potential.


Create a stronger foundation for better fundraising.

We help charities improve data quality, strengthen campaign readiness, and reduce the friction that can come from incomplete or outdated supporter records.

“Hot Leads were fantastic to work with. During the last 6 months, they helped us validate supporter responses from a recent survey, confirm commitment for future gifts, provide supporters with information they need, and update supporters about changes to a recent appeal.”

C Sapiandante, Hato Hone St John