Specialized Training: Grantwriting from the Ground Up
Wednesday, October 10, 2018, 8:30 AM - 1:00 PM PST
Category: Specialized Training
Grantwriting from the Ground UpEssential Tools and Techniques for New Grantwriters We have reached capacity and are no longer able to accept registrations. We also not be able to offer on-site registration. We apologize for the inconvenience. Program SummaryMaster the basic elements of grantwriting and turn your passion for doing good into projects and programs that get funded and make a difference. Learn how to craft compelling proposals, prepare detailed budgets, and skillfully tell your organization's story. Veteran grantwriter Goodwin Deacon and long-time grantmaker Ken Ristine give you tools and techniques to get started and help you understand what funders are really looking for when they read your proposals. Goodwin and Ken are co-authors of Grantsmanship for the GENIUS (2016) a highly-regarded, step-by-step guide to grantwriting. You'll learn
Schedule8:30 to 9:00am – Registration and Networking Registration DetailsRegistration is now closed.
Bundle and Save (details below) Goodwin Deacon, Ph.D., is the founder of Puget Sound Grantwriters Association and has worked in the grantwriting field for 38 years. She is the President of Deacon Consulting, which provides grantwriting and prospect research services to a wide variety of nonprofits. She is a former board member of PSGA and received the 2012 PSGA Star Award. She has been a freelance grantwriter and prospect researcher for 25 years. She has taught grantwriting at several universities and is a frequent trainer and panelist on professional topics. Ken Ristine has worked in the nonprofit field since 1976. He joined the Ben B. Cheney Foundation in 1989. As a senior program officer, Ken is responsible for a wide range of activities in support of the Foundation's mission. He routinely consults with nonprofits throughout the Pacific Northwest regarding organizational development, capacity building, and staff development. A well-known speaker at nonprofit conferences and events, he also authors the Ken’s Corner blog on the Puget Sound Grantwriters website (grantwriters.org and psgakenscorner.wordpress.com). Bundle and Save!Add Admission to PSGA Panorama on Wednesday, October 17 Attend Grantwriting from the Ground Up AND join us for a full day of non-profit skill-building and networking at PSGA's Panorama at a special discounted rate. Admission to PSGA Panorama includes 6 hours of trainings, Grantmaking LIVE! and Sweet Talk Networking Hour. Register today for Grantwriting from the Ground Up and you'll automatically receive a discount code to use for your discounted admission to Panorama.
Learn more about PSGA Panorama and register today! Additional Location and Parking Details:Limited parking is available in the 2100 Building garage and adjacent to the building itself. This parking can be accessed by an alley east of the building that runs between South Hill and South Walker Streets. Street parking adjacent to the building is all-day on the west side of 24th Avenue South, and on both sides of South Hill Street. Reminders:
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