PathFinder

This certificate program is for new and potential board members, staff and consultants who are new to working with a board, and others who want to understand the major building blocks of an effective board.

This certificate was designed by digital inclusion experts to help organizations bridge digital divides.

This certificate program is designed for civil society leaders to elevate their leadership to the next level by reflecting on their current practice and inspiring them to go further.

This certificate program is designed for civil society leaders to elevate their leadership to the next level by reflecting on their current practice and inspiring them to go further.

This certificate program is a comprehensive course in grantwriting and grants management that includes two group conference sessions with the nonprofit employee's supervisor for feedback and input. It will also teach participants where to find grants, how to write grant reports, ethics, and how to build relationships with grantmakers in order to have all the information needed to write and manage grants successfully.

This online, accredited graduate program is designed to sharpen analytical and management skills for individuals assuming a leadership role in a nonprofit, aspiring to one, or hoping to gain a greater understanding of the nonprofit sector.

This program offers the Grant Professionals Certified (GPC) credential, which is available to grant professionals who meet eligibility requirements and successfully demonstrate proficiency in the required competencies. GPC-credentialed grant professionals demonstrate excellence in the grants profession and, on average, report higher earnings than those without the credential.

This program offers information on how to write successful proposals, and how to implement, assess, and evaluate grants. The program is open to anyone interested in learning about grantwriting and administration.

This certificate program is an introduction to the grant proposal writing course. The areas of focus will be the key parts of the most sophisticated type of proposals: title page, abstract, statement of need, goal, objectives, procedures, budget, qualifications, evaluation, sustainability, dissemination, sources cited, and appendix.

This certificate program is a two-course bundle that offers the introductory through intermediate skills needed for those involved in gaining funding for any nonprofit organization's mission.