Additional information
Who Can Attend?
The workshop is for government and nonprofit professionals. Staff, administrators, grant managers and makers, subawardees, consultants and board members are welcome. For-profit businesses seeking grants to fund workforce development and training or, research and development for the advancement of technology, medicine and/or national security are welcome, as are individual grant seekers such as artists, filmmakers and researchers. Faith-based organizations are encouraged to attend.
Learning Objectives
- How and where to find grants:
- Where's the money? Finding federal and state government grant makers.
- Where's the money? Finding foundation grant programs.
- Where's the money? Finding corporate giving programs.
- Where's the money? Tracking grant opportunities so you don't miss application deadlines.
- How to write winning grants:
- The essential components of a grant proposal package.
- How to customize a proposal to match a grant maker's interest.
- How to initially approach a funder.
- The differences between government and foundation proposals.
- How to report on a grant's progress and impact.
- How to develop working relationships with grant makers.
- What to do if your proposal is denied (don't give up!).
- The behind-the-scenes decisions that determine proposal acceptance and denial.
Time
Start time both days: 9 a.m.
End time both days: 4 p.m.
Lunch and snacks are on your own. Beverages will be provided.
Location
Mid-America Regional Council (MARC)
The training will take place in the Board Room at the MARC Conference Center, 600 Broadway Boulevard, Suite 200, Kansas City, MO 64105.
Pricing
The early bird price is $435 per person until December 31. After this date, the cost is $480 per person.
Groups of five or more is $460 per person.
Advanced registration is required.