GrantStation
Offers Webinar in May Grant
Writing Basics (Outline)
GrantStation CEO Cynthia Adams is offering a 90-minute grant writing webinar
on Wednesday, May 28, 2008, at 1 p.m. CST. If you are new to grant writing, this
session will help you identify the information
you need to collect, and the files you
need to establish, to begin developing
compelling grant proposals. Ms. Adams
uses the GrantStation website as her
training tool, so participants will also
get an inside look at the GrantStation
resources. The registration fee is $89
per person.
Click the link listed above to sign up for the webinar.
GrantStation
Offers Webinar in June Writing
a Letter of Inquiry (Outline) GrantStation CEO Cynthia Adams
is offering a 90-minute webinar on how to
write a powerful letter of inquiry on Wednesday,
June 11, 2008, at 1 p.m. CST. If you are
new to grant writing, this session will help
you understand the different components of
a letter of inquiry and how to create a sense
of urgency so your LOI generates a request
for a full proposal. Ms. Adams uses the GrantStation
website as her training tool, so participants
will also get an inside look at the GrantStation
resources. The registration fee is $89 per
person. Click the link listed above to sign
up for the webinar.
Writing Grant Proposals: Making Space – Creating Time by Cynthia M. Adams, CEO, GrantStation
The number one reason people give for not applying for a particular
grant is that they don't have the time. And it's probably true. In this series,
I'm going to share with you some of the tricks of the trade to help you organize
your approach to grantseeking. We will cover everything from big picture
thinking and how it can drive your grantseeking efforts, to how best to use
volunteers. Throughout this series, I encourage you to send me your own tips,
thoughts, and ideas about how to make grant writing more efficient. (Email
me at cadams@grantstation.com.
Be sure to note the subject: Tracks to Success Series Comments.)
The fifth article in the series, “Organizing Information: Typical Proposal Sections,” details
some of the most common sections in grant proposals, and offers time-saving
suggestions for each of those sections.
Dollar General Goes Back to School Dollar General is accepting applications for the Back-to-School Grants
program. This program provides funding to help schools meet some of the financial
challenges they face when implementing new programs, or purchasing new equipment,
materials, or software for the school library or literacy program. Applications
for grants of up to $5,000 will be accepted from throughout Dollar General's
35-state service territory. All applications must be received by June 12, 2008.
To learn more, visit the website provided above. Link
to Funder Profile
Awards NPower DC Nonprofits Applications are now being accepted for the NPower Greater DC Region
Technology Innovation Award, presented by Accenture. This award recognizes
nonprofits in the Washington Metropolitan area, defined as the District of
Columbia, suburban Maryland, and suburban Virginia, whose innovative use
of technology enables them to more effectively fulfill their mission. Four
finalists (two with budgets ranging between $500,000 and $2,000,000 and two
with budgets of more than $2,000.000) will be selected, from which one winner
will be chosen in each budget category. Finalists will receive up to $25,000
worth of Microsoft software, in addition to a Stable and Secure Technology
Audit from Accenture. The two winners will each receive a $1,000 cash prize,
as well as Strategic Technology Assessments valued at $10,000. Applications
are due June 13, 2008. Visit the website listed above for additional info rmation. Link
to Funder Profile
M·A·C
Digs Deep to Support Fight against HIV/AIDS The deadline approaches for proposals to the M·A·C AIDS
Fund for the Kids Helping Kids Initiative. Applications for projects and programs
that impact children and youth up to 21 years of age will be considered. M·A·C
is particularly interested in funding programs or projects that directly address
the link between poverty and HIV/AIDS. Applications for HIV/AIDS prevention
programs will not be considered through this program. Applications
from U.S. nonprofits that have been in existence for at least three years and
that have a history of providing pediatric AIDS services will be accepted until
June 15, 2008. For additional info rmation, visit the website provided above. Link
to Funder Profile
National Geographic Supports Filmmakers
Applications for the second 2008 round of the National Geographic All Roads
Seed Grant program are being accepted. This program provides funding for film
projects by and about indigenous and underrepresented minority-culture filmmakers
from all reaches of the globe. Priority is given to those filmmakers who bring
their lives and communities to light through first-person narratives. Up to
sixteen awards ranging between $1,000 and $10,000 will be presented for use
toward the development and production of a feature film, long or short documentary,
short, animation, or music video. The next deadline is June 13, 2008. Remaining
2008 deadlines: September 15 and December 15. Visit the website provided above
for additional info rmation. Link
to Funder Profile
Staples Foundation Supports Education
The Staples Foundation for Learning is accepting applications for the next
round of 2008 funding. The Foundation provides funding to nonprofit organizations
for programs that support or provide job skills and/or education for all people,
with a special emphasis on disadvantaged youth. Applications will be accepted
online from organizations throughout the U.S. (excluding Hawaii and Alaska)
between June 2 and June 16, 2008. The next deadline is October 24, 2008.
To learn more, visit the website provided above. Link
to Funder Profile
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The Regence Foundation
The Regence Foundation is committed to improving health care
for the communities the company serves throughout Idaho, Oregon,
Washington, and Utah. The Foundation works to transform health
care and address core problems in the health care system with
innovative solutions. To achieve this, the Foundation funds
three program areas: Building Healthier Communities, Transforming
Health Care, and End-Of-Life. Applications for funding may
be submitted throughout the year.
The New Jersey League of Municipalities (NJLM), founded in 1915, is New Jersey
's association of municipalities. NJLM represents all 566 municipalities at
the State Legislature; before the state executive branch and regulatory agencies;
to the media, the public, and in the courts. NJLM provides members with a wide
array of other services, including legal and municipal labor relations assistance,
individualized inquiry service, technical assistance and training, policy development,
research and analysis, publications, informational and service programs, online
resource centers, and advisory services. Federal representation is provided
by NJLM in conjunction with the National League of Cities. Visit NJLM's
website for more information.
