FND 241 | Writing Winning Grants for Foundation and Corporate Giving

Starting

September 1, 2023

Start Time

9:00 am

End Time

12:30 pm

Location

Virtual

Event Type

Nonprofit University

Registration Details

Members: $95
Non-Members: $120

Overview

Grant writers must consider both the practical and conceptual aspects of a competitive grant proposal: Great proposals focus on the funding organization (be they a foundation or corporate grant maker) and include the “extras” that make the difference between success and failure. In this class, you will work through best practices in successful grant writing and submission, and you will have opportunities to ask questions and unpack concepts collectively with your instructor and peers.

Learning Objectives

At the end of this course, you will be able to:
  • Position your organization to be competitive through strong writing and thorough understanding of highly effective grant content.
  • Research statistics that illustrate the problem statement.
  • Structure and write letters of inquiry, proposals, and applications for foundation and corporate grants.
  • Prepare a clear and compelling budget justification.
  • Find information resources to help in writing grants.

Facilitator(s)

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Mary-Kay Boler

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