This popular seminar is an introduction to the world of grant writing and includes proven grant writing strategies, professional tips, and previously funded grant samples, to assist you with the development a full grant proposal. By using real grant language and samples, this course offers tons of information to make your grant writing experience manageable, yet pleasurable. We will delve into the intricacies of grant writing, covering key topics such as understanding the grant landscape, identifying suitable funding opportunities, creating a persuasive narrative, and developing a comprehensive budget. Through interactive discussions, real-life case studies, and practical exercises, you will gain a deep understanding of the grant application process from start to finish.
First Session will be on Saturday, OCT 5th at 1:00pm CDT / Second Session will be on the following Saturday, OCT 12 at 1:00pm CDT
- We teach strategy plus execution-
What you’ll learn by attending this course:
> Develop competitive grants with compelling narratives and strong content
> Gain insider tips and pointers on how to construct a fundable grant
> Learn the Five Main Parts to great proposal writing including ways to strengthen your narrative
This Webinar costs $29.00 and also includes:
A Masterclass-style virtual presentation
3-month access to our ResourceLink
The Presentation Deck, a Certificate of Participation, and access to all docs used
Discount on all business development services
Join us online for this informative event where you'll learn the ins and outs of writing your own grant proposal. Our expert speakers will cover topics like creating a common grant application, writing your LOI, and hosting a writing workshop. Whether you're just getting started or looking to expand your impact, this webinar is perfect for anyone interested in the nonprofit sector. Don't miss out on this opportunity to turn your vision into reality!
Are there any course requirements or prerequisites? Internet, use of a personal computer, and access to Zoom is required.
