Grant Writing 101
Training details
calendar_today Friday, February 28, 2020
access_time 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm CT
place
UIS Brookens Library
One University Plaza
Springfield, IL 62703
attach_money Free
About
You know that fulfilling your organization’s mission costs money. You also know that grant funding is one piece of a diverse funding plan. Applying for grants, however, is time-consuming and requires specialized expertise. This introductory session is designed for nonprofit staff, board members, and volunteers with little or no experience writing a grant proposal. Kristin Olson will dispel the myths of grantmaking and describe the difference between public- and private-sector grants. Participants will learn how to structure a grant proposal and receive numerous tips on how to increase their chances of being awarded a grant.
About Kristin Olson: Ms. Olson, Grant Writing Specialist with Grants Galore, has submitted more than 500 grant proposals over the past 21 years. With a success rate of 54%, she has secured $158 million in grant funds and government contracts for U.S. nonprofits and units of local government.
This event is organized by a Funding Information Network partner.
Intended audience
- All levels of experience
- Grant writers
- Individual grantseekers
- Program directors and staff
Featuring
Kristen Olson, Grants Galore