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A to Z Grant Writing with Linda Vallejo

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A to Z Grant Writing with Linda Vallejo, available at $129.99, has an average rating of 4.17, with 96 lectures, 13 quizzes, based on 3 reviews, and has 13 subscribers.

You will learn about How and where to look for potential funders who are a “good match” for your organization How to organize a grant writing team and office How to network and develop mutually beneficial partnerships with a variety of funders and supporters How to put together a complete proposal package including budgets This course is ideal for individuals who are The A to Z Course has been designed for experienced and novice grantwriters, new and established non profit organizations in all sectors; arts and culture, health, K-16 education, environment, and human and social services, as well as faith-based organizations and municipalities. It is particularly useful for The A to Z Course has been designed for experienced and novice grantwriters, new and established non profit organizations in all sectors; arts and culture, health, K-16 education, environment, and human and social services, as well as faith-based organizations and municipalities.

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Summary

Title: A to Z Grant Writing with Linda Vallejo

Price: $129.99

Average Rating: 4.17

Number of Lectures: 96

Number of Quizzes: 13

Number of Published Lectures: 96

Number of Published Quizzes: 13

Number of Curriculum Items: 121

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 121

Original Price: $129.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • How and where to look for potential funders who are a “good match” for your organization
  • How to organize a grant writing team and office
  • How to network and develop mutually beneficial partnerships with a variety of funders and supporters
  • How to put together a complete proposal package including budgets

Who Should Attend

  • The A to Z Course has been designed for experienced and novice grantwriters, new and established non profit organizations in all sectors; arts and culture, health, K-16 education, environment, and human and social services, as well as faith-based organizations and municipalities.

Target Audiences

  • The A to Z Course has been designed for experienced and novice grantwriters, new and established non profit organizations in all sectors; arts and culture, health, K-16 education, environment, and human and social services, as well as faith-based organizations and municipalities.

A to Z Grant Writing will teach you all about grant writing in six weeks online!

Join me for an in-depth course that provides a step-by-step overview for a successful grantwriting campaign.

I developed the A to Z Grant Writing Course in 1985 to help new and established nonprofit professionals gain a step-by-step understanding of the complete grant writing process. The cornerstone of the A to Z Grant Writing System is a series of well-designed tools used to create a “grant writing campaign” where proposals are submitted on a regular, ongoing basis to build the organization’s stability and future.

The A to Z System works for new and established organizations in all sectors; arts and culture, health, K-16 education, environment, and human and social services, as well as faith-based organizations and municipalities. I first taught this “system” in 1985 though the Learning Annex for working professionals in after-work evening presentations. My teaching efforts continued with many national presentations for nonprofit organizations, colleges and universities, municipalities, and state agencies. From 1997 to 2021 I served as the A to Z Grant Writing Online Instructor with Education 2 Go offering the course in over 2,500 colleges and universities nationwide.

I am proud to have coached and consulted with many national non profit organizations to help them reach their goals. Today, I am launching the NEW A to Z Grant Writing “Personalized Online Learning Experience” for beginner, intermediate, and advanced nonprofit professionals, and future grant writers.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • How and where to look for potential funders who are a “good match” for your organization

  • How to organize a grantwriting team and office

  • How to network and develop mutually beneficial partnerships with a variety of funders and supporters

  • How to put together a complete proposal package including budgets

  • How to organize and implement a successful grant writing campaign

HOW YOU WILL BENEFIT

  • You will gain a complete “A to Z” understanding of the grant writing process

  • You will be able to research, plan, and write grants for any organization

  • You will be able to use your new skills to support your organization’s needs, advance your career—or start a new one!

  • You will receive a certificate of completion

HOW THE COURSE IS TAUGHT

  • Instructor led or self-paced online course

  • 12 lessons and 6 weeks to complete the course

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome to the World of Grant Writing!

Lecture 1: Introduction (Video)

Lecture 2: Introduction: Welcome to the World of Grant Writing!

Lecture 3: A Range of Worthy Projects

Lecture 4: How to Get Into Grant Writing?

Lecture 5: What Type of Grant Will Work for You?

Lecture 6: Summary

Lecture 7: FAQs

Lecture 8: Supplemental Materials

Chapter 2: The Research Information Sheet

Lecture 1: Which Type of Grant Will Work for You?

Lecture 2: Introduction: The Research Information Sheet

Lecture 3: Meet the Research Information Sheet

Lecture 4: Practice Makes Perfect!

Lecture 5: The Start-Up Non Profit

Lecture 6: The Organization's Press Kit

Lecture 7: Summary

Lecture 8: FAQs

Lecture 9: Supplemental Materials

Chapter 3: Funder Application Guidelines

Lecture 1: Introduction: Funder Application Guidelines

Lecture 2: The Letter of Request/Proposal

Lecture 3: The Surdna Foundation, A Large National Funder

Lecture 4: Wells Fargo, A Large Regional Funder

Lecture 5: Ben & Jerry’s Foundation: A Small National Funder

Lecture 6: Summary

Lecture 7: FAQs

Lecture 8: Supplemental Materials

Chapter 4: Getting Organized

Lecture 1: Chronology of the Grant Writing Process

Lecture 2: Introduction: Getting Organized

Lecture 3: Chronology of the Grant Writing Process

Lecture 4: Making the Red-Hot Resource Books

Lecture 5: Some Tools For Getting Organized

Lecture 6: Summary

Lecture 7: FAQs

Lecture 8: Supplemental Materials

Chapter 5: Developing Positive Relationships with Funders

Lecture 1: Recognizing Your Funders as Partners

Lecture 2: Introduction: Developing Positive Relationships with Funders

Lecture 3: Building Positive Relationships with Funders

Lecture 4: Initial Information Request

Lecture 5: The “Soundbite” Introduction

Lecture 6: Summary

Lecture 7: FAQs

Lecture 8: Supplemental Materials

Chapter 6: Working with Collaborative Partners

Lecture 1: Creating a Development Team Effort

Lecture 2: Introduction: Working with Collaborative Partners

Lecture 3: Teamwork

Lecture 4: Collaborative Partnerships

Lecture 5: The Site Visit

Lecture 6: Summary

Lecture 7: FAQs

Lecture 8: Supplemental Materials

Chapter 7: Letters of Request and the Courage to Ask

Lecture 1: Collaborative Partnerships

Lecture 2: Introduction: Letters of Request and the Courage to Ask

Lecture 3: The Letter of Inquiry

Lecture 4: Letter of Request / Full Proposal

Lecture 5: Asking for the Appropriate Grant Amount

Lecture 6: Summary

Lecture 7: FAQs

Lecture 8: Supplemental Materials

Chapter 8: The Gold Medal Proposal Package | Part One

Lecture 1: Creating a Team of Funders

Lecture 2: Introduction: The Gold Medal Proposal Package | Part One

Lecture 3: How to Gain Support and Save Time

Lecture 4: Elements of the Gold Medal Proposal Package

Lecture 5: Press, People, and Papers

Lecture 6: Summary

Lecture 7: FAQs

Lecture 8: Supplemental Materials

Chapter 9: The Gold Medal Proposal Package | Part Two

Lecture 1: Proposal Package Elements

Lecture 2: Introduction: Proposal Package Elements

Lecture 3: What Problem Are You Working To Solve?

Lecture 4: How to Measure Program Success

Lecture 5: What Do Your Finances Look Like?

Lecture 6: Summary

Lecture 7: FAQs

Lecture 8: Supplemental Materials

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