> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://fundraising-guide.gfmd.info/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://fundraising-guide.gfmd.info/feedback.md).

# Feedback & collaboration

## To GFMD members, associates and partners

* Does this Guide meet your needs?&#x20;
* What have we missed?&#x20;
* Where do we need to provide more details and insights?&#x20;

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[**Please take this short survey to let us know how we are doing and how we can improve!**](https://forms.gle/JH7Ea1AR6C5voiZn6)
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But most importantly...&#x20;

**What expertise and experiences could you contribute?**

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If you would like to&#x20;

* Contribute a case study or a template
* Suggest a correction or addition
* Volunteer to help us edit an existing section or create new content

[**Please fill in this form.** ](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1K5xXlm2J2qd1pwGHYGdxejHaUC-UMhJMmBl4gTpkG4c/edit)
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And finally... please please please [**let us know if using the Guide has helped you secure funding**](/feedback.md#please-get-in-touch)**!**&#x20;

## To donors

This Guide is not just for those applying for media development and journalism support funding. It is for donors too.&#x20;

* Have we communicated what you are looking for in a funding application clearly?&#x20;
* Did we get anything wrong? If so, how can we correct it?&#x20;
* What have we missed?&#x20;
* Didn't find your organisation over the list of funders' profiles? Or do you have corrections or additions to the profile?

**We want to hear from you!** See contact information below.

## Please get in touch

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If you have any questions, would like more information, or want to help us improve The Guide, please contact Anne Marie  Hammer, GFMD's Programmes and Project Manager, **amhammer\[at]gfmd.info**
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