keräystarpeiden

Keräystarpeet is a Finnish term referring to the needs that must be met to conduct fundraising activities. The genitive form keräystarpeiden is used when speaking about these needs in a possessive or dependent context, for example keräystarpeiden kartoitus, meaning an assessment of fundraising needs. Keräystarpeet can include financial targets, required timeframes, personnel and volunteers, material resources, and regulatory or reporting obligations. The concept is commonly used in nonprofit organizations, municipalities, and other public-sector actors planning fundraising campaigns.

In practice, identifying keräystarpeet supports budgeting, resource allocation, and risk assessment. It helps determine appropriate fundraising channels, outreach plans, events, and partnerships, and clarifies what must be secured to reach goals while complying with applicable laws and ethical standards. The term is frequently addressed in strategic plans, annual reports, grant applications, and campaign proposals.

Etymology and grammar: keräys means collection or fundraising; tarve means need. The compound keräystarve yields keräystarpeet in the plural nominative, and keräystarpeiden in the genitive plural.

See also: keräys, varainhankinta, varainkeräys, lahjoitus.