Business Funding And Revenue For PPT And Google Slides

Funding keeps an organisation moving. Revenue keeps it alive. This deck presents both, with a slant worth knowing before you download it: its funding sources, its closing argument, and its cover subtitle are all written for nonprofits.

How the deck runs:

• Cover and introduction — capital obtained to start or expand, set against the income generated from selling



• Sources, in two columns — funding through equity financing, earned revenue, grants, contracts, and sponsorships; revenue through sales, subscriptions, advertising, and licensing



• Understanding revenue — total income from sales, what it covers, and how it determines profitability



• Revenue model — customer value from existing and new needs, then marketing (brand, solutions) and selling (online, offline)



• Planning and budgeting — goal-setting and roadmap on one card, resource allocation and income/expense estimation on the other



• Expense management — tracking and analysis against cost-saving measures



• Growth strategies, numbered — market expansion, product diversification, pricing optimisation, upselling, and cross-selling



• Securing funding — venture capital, angel investors, bank loans, crowdfunding, and government grants, paired with what the business plan behind them needs to contain



• Reporting and analysis — statements to stakeholders, then profitability, liquidity, and solvency assessment



• Case studies — a framework for real examples, growth narratives, and credibility building



• Conclusion — diverse funding sources, donor relationships, digital fundraising

Orange and navy with stock photography throughout. This is a presentation deck rather than a diagram pack, so slides carry body copy and imagery instead of editable shape systems – quicker to fill and less flexible to restructure.

Free, in PowerPoint, Google Slides, and Canva. Six further slides hold icons, editing guidance, and licence terms.

It lands best in a non-profit board or funder presentation, a fundraising strategy session, or a social-enterprise finance briefing. A commercial business can still use it — the sources slide and the conclusion are the two that would need rewording first. It is shelved in Financials PPT Templates next to Revenue Management and Revenue Optimization, which take over once revenue, rather than funding, is the question.