Grant Writing and Compliance
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Duke University - Continuing Studies
April 10, 2018
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
This class focuses on the important elements of a grant proposal including: the cover letter; executive summary; need statement; goals and objectives; methodology; evaluation; and, the budget and future funding. Learn the typical questions funders ask when considering a proposal and the criteria used. Participants will be guided through the grants management process - from preparation of a grant proposal to the fiscal report preparation. Topics include: monitoring and reporting requirements; fiscal management; and, accountability. Practical tips for ensuring compliance and improving chances of future success will be presented. In addition to proposal writing and compliance, participants will learn strategies to diversify a nonprofit’s base through individual and corporate donor programs.
Learning Objectives
- Implement effective processes & practices that lead to successful grant writing.
- Conduct grant research via the Internet, publications, other sources and prioritize prospects.
- Determine the most effective writing strategies and styles for grant applications.
- Evaluate and assess grant proposals after reviewing.
- Critique a well-written proposal.
- Ensure compliance and report on a grant's progress and impact.
- Develop an individual and corporate donor solicitation program.
Bio: Ruth Peebles, MPA, President and Founder of the INS Group. Ms. Peebles has more than 25 years of hands-on experience in nonprofit management. She provides the following organizational development services to nonprofits, faith-based institutions and government agencies: Grant Writing and Research; Strategic Planning; Strategic Fund Development Planning; Board Development; Executive Coaching; Organizational Assessment; and Project Management Services.
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