FND 241 | Writing Winning Grants for Foundation and Corporate Giving
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.
The class will take a workshop-style format. In the first portion, learners will discover what makes effective case statements and then work through crafting components of case statements. Learners are encouraged to bring an in-development or prospective grant application for a subsequent writing and review session, including exercises, peer reviews, and group Q&A.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- 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.
Dates
- January 27, 2021
Time
Address
Online Class
You will receive log-in information after registering for the course.
Registration Details
Fees:
GCN Member: $80
Nonmember: $105
Questions? Contact us at [email protected] or 678-916-3081.
January 27, 2021
Questions
Contact us at [email protected] or 678-916-3081.