The phrase "fundraising scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the size or scope of fundraising efforts, such as in a nonprofit or business context.
Example: "We need to assess our fundraising scale to determine how much we can realistically raise this year."
Alternatives: "fundraising scope" or "fundraising capacity."
Growth does not bring in revenues, so scaling the nonprofit requires scaling fundraising.
Fundraising at this scale takes place in a rarefied social circle.
Student societies partake in a range of activities from simple gatherings, study groups, bake sales, intramural sports teams, to organizing larger scale fundraising events.
Unicorns also tend to raise a lot of capital over time — way beyond the Series A. So these founding teams had the ability to share a compelling company vision over many years and rounds of fundraising, plus scale themselves and recruit teams, despite economic ups and downs.
Fundraising on an operatic scale seems, in hindsight, more than a slightly ambitious undertaking, but this was the project of a lifetime and a curious balance of naivety and belief got me through.
ParaZero started fundraising about three months ago to scale its operations.
Currently a part-time partner at the globally famous accelerator, he helps early-stage companies with product strategy, scaling and fundraising.
These also were built upon with the UNESCO component, whereby they fundraised for small scale water projects, thereby also contributing to public awareness raising.
As part of our series on Silicon Roundabout startups, (The Roundabout Tapes) we spoke to David and Andy about their journey from university to fundraising to scaling GroupSpaces into a startup which now dominates the UK university market and which is aiming to take over the world internationally.
What started off as a "traditional marathon type of fundraising" turned into a much larger scale gig through Wheel2Wheel.
