Course curriculum

During this training, you will learn the following: different sources of funding and where to find them, top things to consider when evaluating whether your organization should pursue funding, common application components, managing a grant application process, creating a grant budget, and 10 tips for getting more grants.

    1. Welcome

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    1. Prioritizing Grant Opportunities

    1. Quiz

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About this course

  • $45.00
  • 5 lessons

Course Objectives

  • Understanding the Landscape of Grant Funding

    Identify various sources of funding for projects, including federal agencies, departments, and external organizations. Explore different methods for accessing funding opportunities.

  • Utilizing Funding Resources Effectively

    Learn how to navigate and utilize resources such as Grants.gov, department websites, ARRA information, Data.ed.gov, and Grants Office. Understand the significance of monitoring funding opportunities regularly.

  • Criteria for Evaluating Funding Options

    Identify key factors to consider when determining the viability of funding options. Evaluate award history, competitiveness, deadlines, collaboration opportunities, matching requirements, budget considerations, and reporting burdens.

  • Grant Seeking Best Practices

    Develop strategies for prioritizing grant opportunities based on the identified criteria. Create a checklist and assign responsibilities for the grant-seeking process. Establish a grant-seeking calendar to manage deadlines and timelines effectively. Understand the registration process for accessing grant opportunities.

  • Drafting Effective Grant Applications

    Learn how to draft a comprehensive budget for grant applications. Understand the importance of collaboration and matching requirements in grant proposals. Explore tips for reducing reporting burden and increasing chances of grant success.

  • Strategies for Maximizing Grant Success

    Gain insights into ten tips for increasing grant success rates. Learn best practices for securing more grants and maximizing funding opportunities

Instructor(s)

Marissa Wolfe

Grants Development Quality Assurance Specialist

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.

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