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Module 1 – Starting with the End in Mind
August 8, 2024
9:00 am - 12:00 pm Learn to develop a project timeline and program evaluation tools for outcome measurement, as well as understand the in's and out's of Project Logic Models.
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Module 2 – Unlocking Your Funding Potential
August 15, 2024
9:00 am - 12:00 pm Learn about the different types of funding available and how to find the appropriate funder for your agency's needs.
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Module 3 – Crafting a Compelling Story
August 22, 2024
9:00 am - 12:00 pm Review the components of most grant applications. Learn to describe the need for the program/project in the community.
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Module 4 – Making Sense of the Dollars
August 29, 2024
9:00 am - 12:00 pm Review program expenses and revenues differentiate between indirect and direct costs, understand how to value-in-kind contributions, calculate matching funds and assess your program sustainability capacity.
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Module 5 – Cultivating Lasting Relationships
September 5, 2024
9:00 am - 12:00 pm Understand the importance of funders' guidelines, explore effective project partners and how to obtain letters of support, improve participant impact stories and testimonials, and discover alternative opportunities to engage with your funder.
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Module 6 – Packaging a Professional Submission
September 12, 2024
9:00 am - 12:00 pm This workshop requires participants to bring a draft grant application that is close to completion for feedback and review. Explore common grant proposal pitfalls, ensure compliance with funder expectations, engage in peer review of your grant proposal for feedback and fine-tuning.
Limited resources are the norm for non-profit organizations. With grants becoming more competitive and difficult to attain, many organizations have had even less to work with to meet increased needs in the community. KCR and our team of local fund development specialists can help you build your skills and master effective techniques in preparing and writing your next grant proposal during this six-module workshop!
From Logic Models to Telling a Compelling Story, to Making Sense of the Dollars and Packaging a Professional Submission, this course will help you bring in the dollars for your organization.
All participants should have an idea for a new or existing project or program that their organization is seeking grant funding for, as well as a reasonable understanding of the operation of the project or program.
From Logic Models to Telling a Compelling Story, to Making Sense of the Dollars and Packaging a Professional Submission, this course will help you bring in the dollars for your organization.
All participants should have an idea for a new or existing project or program that their organization is seeking grant funding for, as well as a reasonable understanding of the operation of the project or program.
Venue: KCR Community Resources
Venue Phone: 250-763-8008
Venue Website: http://www.kcr.ca
Address:620 Leon Avenue, Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada, V1Y 9T2