Past event
This full-day workshop of interactive training from the Office of the Virginia Attorney General staff will help attendees to identify federal, state and local funding streams and develop competitive grant applications. During the workshop, there will be an opportunity to learn about promising practices and strategies to successfully compete for and manage grants. Nonprofits and faith based organizations working on grant-funded programs are welcome. This course is valued at $500+ but is offered to Dan River Nonprofit Network members for $20/person; non-members are welcome as well and the cost is $35/person. Limited spots available. Register by Wednesday, February 22nd at 5:00PM. Lunch will be provided!
Register Here: https://grants101-danriver.eventbrite.com
Course Content and Learning Outcomes:
- Attendees will learn how to research and identify potential funding sources, write winning proposals that get funded, and have the basic elements in place for proper management.
- Attendees will learn the proposal format used by the vast majority of public, private and federal funding sources.
- Attendees will gain a better understanding of the criteria funders use to determine whether a grant proposal should be funded or rejected.
- Attendees will learn how to identify corporate, foundation, and government grant-makers and how to tailor their responses to information found in the RFP used for peer review criteria.
- Attendees will learn about the importance of relationship-building and donor/grantor cultivation by obtaining community and political support before submitting a proposal to any private organization or government agency.
- Attendees will receive an overview of grants management to include set-up, monitoring, reporting and closeout.