Why do some charitable fundraising appeals fail?
Charity trustees cannot always predict how successful an appeal will be, or whether circumstances may change unexpectedly. An appeal may fail to reach its target, costs could increase unexpectedly, or a change in circumstances may make it impractical to carry out the purpose of the appeal. This can be frustrating and disappointing for the organisers of the appeal, donors and potential beneficiaries.
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