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Workshops for Grant Writers
The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven and the Valley Community Foundation are offering several workshops to help nonprofits prepare effective grant applications.
These workshops are offered at this time to support preparation for the Responsive Grant Applications, due March 31st. The Nuts & Bolts sessions are specific to the application processes offered by the community foundations. The other workshops are general advice on preparing for any grant submission.
VCF Grants Orientation and Nuts & Bolts of Valley Community Fou...
Participants will learn the criteria required for applications and the timelines for submission for VCF's Community Grants (due March 4), Sponsorships (open year-round), Responsive Grants (due March 31) and Needs & Opportunities Grants (open year-round) processes.
Nuts & Bolts Workshop offers practical advice on completing applications and required forms for Needs & Opportunities, Community and Responsive Grants. Includes review of Logic Model and Budget Forms. For all applicants.
How to approach any grant application; for beginner and intermediate level grant writers
Three opportunities to attend!
Nuts & Bolts of the Responsive Grant Application
Practical advice on completing applications and required forms for Responsive Grants. Includes review of Logic Model and Budget Forms. For all applicants.
Practical workshop on terminology and writing grant narrative; draft and analyze answers to sample grant application questions.
DataHaven will walk through its website and others to demonstrate how and where to find relevant data for grant applications
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