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GRANT WRITING I
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N E . 8:30
AM - 5:00 PM
In this session, the fundamentals of this empowering
method of grant writing arepresented. Participants will
discover what a grant proposal evaluator looks for when reviewing
applications. You will be shown how to prepare & structure
your organization's documentation to streamline the grant application
process. The instructor will present budgets &
budgent narratives, as well as the standard language & components
of grant applications, and most importantly, how to demonstate
links between your organization's objectives and the funders'
mission statements.
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GRANT WRITING II
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W O . 8:30
AM - 3:00 PM
This session features hands-on grant writing practice
with peer review. You will learn, step-by-step, how to
complete concise grant applications, and the importance of incorporating
project management & evaluation into your proposal. Highlighted
topics include, funding resources, accounting practices, large
dollar grants, federal applications, cover letters, effective
communications with the funder. Exemplary case studies
will be presented. Grant Writing as a career, and the development
& structuring of a Non Profit organization will be introduced.
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Following this training participants will be able to: |
- List 7 activities in which an organization should be involved
to successfully access grants.
- List at least 10 items of a well structured organization's
documentation, that are essential for preparing grant applications.
- Discuss the structure of a well organized non profit company
and the roles of Board and Staff.
- Interpret and analyze the language of funding announcements
and grant application guidelines.
- Describe the required criteria of an Objective Statement.
You can also learn . . .
To use grant writing as a community organization tool. How
to put heart in your problem statement. The importance
of writing out goals and objectives in a proper format.
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Following this training participants will be able to: |
- Define and develop compatible Client Oriented Problem
& Goal Statements.
- Compare and contrast an RFP, Letter of Inquiry, Letter
of Proposal, Concept Letter, and Common Grant Applications.
- Discuss the steps recommended
for the completion of Foundation Grants.
- List 10 grant sources and identify search methods to locate
funding opportunities appropriate for a specific projects.
- Develop Objectives for a specified goal that incorporates
program evaluation concepts.
- Read, analyze & draft at least one foundation grant,
one state government grant, or one federal grant (up to $50,000
each).
- Complete federal grants.
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