Want to learn how to write a successful proposal and sustain your program? This workshop will provide participants the information needed to get started! From learning the difference between government and private grants to discussing the details of proposal components areas and how to sustain your program, participants will discover how much information is needed to create a winning proposal and what the best practices are to sustain a program beyond grant funds.
OBJECTIVES: Participants will learn:
The basic rules for grant writing
How to determine an organization’s readiness to apply for funding
How to define terms, such as grant and request for proposal
The different characteristics and types of public and private funding
The components of a letter of inquiry and a grant proposal
Which documents are generally asked to accompany a grant proposal
The grant and review processes
The different dimensions of sustainability
LOCATION:Texas Association of Nonprofit Organization (TANO)
8001 Centre Park Drive
Austin, Texas 78754
Phone: 512-381-1490
PRESENTERS:
August 27, 2010 – Vida L. Avery, Ph.D., Resource Development Manager over the Texas
Center for Grants Development, a service of Harris County Department of Education in
Houston, TX
The same session will be offered again...
September 17, 2010 – Sharvon D. Pipkins, Development Coordinator for the Texas Center for Grants Development, a service of Harris County Department of Education in
Houston, TX
COST: $55
To Register, please go to Harris County Department of Education’s Web site: http://wms.hcde-texas.org. (Aug. — Registration No.: 13-02674; Sept. — Registration No.: 13-02675). Three steps to register online:
1) Create your account.
2) Search by title or registration number.
3) Complete registration process; include payment information.