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Writing Grants for the Common Good – Series
February 9, 2022 @ 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm
$175 – $225
Four 90-Minute Webinars, Wednesdays February 9th – March 2st, 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM ET
Registration Fees: $175 for Members, $225 for Nonmembers. Check out the Members Only portal or email hilaria@wvnpa.org for the discount code.
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Writing Grants for the Common Good series is designed for novice, beginner and intermediate experienced grant writers. It will break down the grant process whether applying for government or foundation funding. Specific examples will be provided to coach participants through the preparation and submission of funding opportunities. This four-part series will cover:
- Creating your case for support
- Matching funders with your program/project
- Recognizing and following funder requirements
- Tips for making your proposal a standout
The series will be hosted live with the option to review the recordings at any time after the initial sessions.
- 9, 10:30 am – 12:00 pm MT /// Module 1 – Develop a Grant Writing Toolkit
- 16, 10:30 am – 12:00 pm MT /// Module 2 – Doing the Research
- 23, 10:30 am – 12:00 pm MT /// Module 3 – Preparing the Proposal
- Mar. 2, 10:30 am – 12:00 pm MT /// Module 4 – Tips for Success
About the Presenter:
Diane Demarest is a dedicated professional with in-depth knowledge of organizational systems, social service program design and evaluation, and grant proposal development. In her current position, Ms. Demarest develops private and public grant proposals for twenty unique programs at Jannus, Inc. a 45-year-old Boise-based non-profit. As Director of Grant Development, she works in collaboration with program directors and staff to submit the strongest proposals to request funding.
Application content for Jannus programs range from mental health to agriculture, early learning to senior services, and refugee services to entrepreneurial initiatives. Working with diverse teams and community partners keeps her job interesting and ever-changing. Fund sources for Jannus programs are as small as $1,000 and as large as several million; they are comprised of federal, state, and local government grants and local and national foundations. Jannus’ $15 million-dollar budget is comprised of over 80% public and private grants.
