When writing a letter to request permission for conducting an activity, it's crucial to maintain clarity and politeness. Clearly state your identity, address, and details of the activity you intend to conduct. Specify the date, time, venue, and expected number of participants. Express willingness to cover any applicable charges and take responsibility for any damages. Conclude with a polite request for permission and provide contact details for further communication.
Sample Request Letter to Conduct an Activity
To,
The __________ (Chairman/President),
__________(Name of the Society),
__________(Address of the Chairman)
Date: __/__/____ (Date)
From,
__________ (Sender’s Name),
__________ (Sender’s Address)
Subject: Seeking permission to conduct _______ (details of activity) activity
Respected Sir/Madam,
I am __________ (Name) undersigned resident of __________ (Flat number / Bunglow number / House number) of ___________ (Block / Building-If applicable) block / building of __________ (Name of the Society).
I am writing this letter to seek your kind permission for conducting an activity __________ (Activity – Fun Activity/ Marketing/ Sports/ Dance Event/ Cultural Activity/ etc.) in our society at __________ (Venue – lawn / party hall). This activity will be conducted on __________ (Date), from ______ (Time) to ______ (Time) with a gathering of __________(Number of people).
I hereby state that I am ready to pay all applicable charges (booking amount/ other expenses). I ensure you, no harm will occur during the activity and if in case any damage occurs to the property I shall be held liable.
I request you to kindly grant me permission to use the above-said venue on the mentioned dates.
Yours Sincerely/Faithfully,
__________(Name),
__________(Contact Details)
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