If your organization has a national or regional orientation, you’re likely aware that the private grants landscape can be extremely competitive. The most popular foundations serving these nonprofits accept only a small percentage of new applicants. In the current funding environment, not serving clients directly or doing so on a large scale can seem like a disadvantage.
In this session, Susan Schaefer of Resource Partners will help you navigate the unique obstacles and opportunities you face as a national or multi-state nonprofit when securing major foundation and corporate grants. You'll go beyond grantwriting to explore case studies that candidly reveal the challenges and successes from Susan's 20+ years of experience working with nonprofits across a broad geographic scope. You'll hear actionable steps that you can implement right away.
You’ll walk away with a work plan that features:
- the initiatives that most appeal to national and regional funders;
- how to position your nonprofit to stand out; and,
- how best to leverage your network.
This webinar is perfect for grantseekers looking to turn the pressure of competition into a driving force for excellence.
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Susan Schaefer
Susan Schaefer helps nonprofit leaders fund their priorities through major private grants. She is an author, speaker, and consultant whose firm, Resource Partners, guides clients to secure their largest, most impactful foundation and corporate grants.
She has written and contributed to multiple books for the sector and has taught fund development at Johns Hopkins University.
Susan writes a monthly series of articles called Major Grants.
