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Grant Writing 101
Monday, July 12, 2010
9:00am-9:30am- Sign In & Networking
9:30am-12:30pm- Training
Location: KIT's National Training Center on Inclusion
2820 Roosevelt Road, Ste. 201
San Diego, CA 92106
The goal of this workshop is to clearly and simply describe the processes involved in writing a successful grant. This presentation is designed for those who have little or no grant writing experience. The discussion will focus on the steps that are necessary for any funding request: identifying need, clarifying agency/project mission and goals, building partnerships, documenting success. An overview of a typical grant will be provided along with suggestions for successful proposal writing.
Workshop Outline -Overview of the grant process
-Different types of funding require different types of approaches
-Planning and project development tips
-Reading the RFP (Request for Proposals), following instructions
-Review of standard RFP sections
-Using a Logic Model as a planning tool
-Suggestions for successful proposal writing
-Questions and Comments
Target Audience: Elementary, Middle School, and High School Administrators
Trainer: Jane Sharp, Consultant- Sharp Ideas, Allentown, NJ
Cost: $30 per person (or $35 if paying by credit card)
To register for this training, or see a list of trainings hosted by the BOOST Collaborative please visit www.boostcollaborative.org/calendar or contact Christine McKenna at 619-23-BOOST (619-232-6678) or Christine@boostcollaborative.org.
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