Course curriculum
Grant proposals are as diverse as the grant makers who create them. However, there are some common components that are typical to many grant proposals. In this course, we will discuss the common components of a grant proposal in detail as well as steps you might take to develop each key element of a proposal. Components covered will include executive summaries, needs assessments, project descriptions, evaluations, budgets, and sustainability plans. This course grows attendees’ skills at moving their project from idea to grant application.
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Welcome
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Notes Page
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Components of a Grant Proposal
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Quiz
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About this course
- $25.00
- 5 lessons
- GPCI: 1 Education Point
GPCI’s Accepted Education Program
1 Education Point
Course Objectives
Understand the components of a grant proposal, including their significance in securing funding.
Learn the process of moving from an initial idea to a fully developed grant application and identify and articulate the key elements necessary for a successful grant proposal.
Apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to address common challenges and barriers encountered during the grant proposal development process.
Instructor(s)
Marissa Wolfe
Grants Development Quality Assurance Specialist
[email protected]
With over 15 years of non-profit experience, Marissa Wolfe’s expertise extends into fund development, organizational leadership, program implementation, and marketing. Most recently, she served as the first Executive Director of Keep US Fed Montgomery County, a food rescue organization. Her previous professional roles included a diverse list of non-profits: Girl Scouts, United Way, parks and recreation, and disability advocacy. She thrives on connecting innovative program models with the strategies and funds to create community impact. Marissa resides in Cypress, Texas with her husband and three children.
