There are two distinct paths you can take when trying to secure grant support for your organization. You can either apply for opportunities that come across your desk, or you can develop a strategic approach for each project or program (even general operating support) that needs funding.
Join GrantStation's Founder and Corporate Advisor, Cynthia Adams, in this information-packed, fast-paced training focused on a step-by-step process to help you develop your grantseeking calendar for 2024-25. With so many unknowns when it comes to fundraising, having a strong grantseeking plan in place is essential to keeping your organization financially healthy.
Our learning objectives for this training are to:
- identify tools and resources to help build a solid grantseeking program;
- develop a grants research process that is both consistent and efficient;
- consider different strategic approaches to funding each program or project; and,
- develop a plan of action in order to secure the funds needed.
If you are concerned about your fundraising plan for the coming year to next 18 months, consider developing a solid grantseeking approach that will provide reliable income for the foreseeable future.
Cynthia will be traveling to Australia starting in January 2024 and will not be back in the States for many months. Please join us for this extremely popular training and take advantage of Cynthia’s knowledge and experience before she goes down under!
Cynthia M. Adams
GrantStation's Founder and Corporate Advisor, Cynthia M. Adams has spent the past 40 years helping nonprofit organizations raise the money needed to do their good work. Many of her early efforts centered on raising funds to set aside wilderness areas in Alaska. In 1990 she started her first company, the Alaska Funding Exchange. This endeavor served as the testing ground for a national company, GrantStation, which opened its Internet doors in the fall of 2001. Cindy built this business because she believes that grantseeking requires a thorough understanding of the variety and scope of grantmakers and sound knowledge of the philanthropic playing field. Her life's work has been to level that playing field, creating an opportunity for all nonprofit organizations to access the wealth of grant opportunities across the U.S. and throughout the world.
