Project Grantsmanship is a collaborative effort established to increase the capacity of small to medium-size nonprofits serving Los Angeles County to fulfill their mission.
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Helping your community can look like educating yourself and your team on how best to apply for funding and grant opportunities. That's why you'll want to check out Project Grantsmanship!
New on the blog:
It’s a wonderful/terrible tradition that we make resolutions at this time of year, so why not think about these for your proposal-writing list...
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Less than 1 week until our first Meet the Grantmakers-Online panel of 2024!! We can hardly wait 😮
Sign up here: tgci.com/training/grantmaker…
As proposal writers, we sometimes get lost in the weeds of data, logic models, detailed methods and other granular stuff. Preparing persuasive proposals can benefit from reviewing these classical principles...
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Join us as we kick off 2024 with a Meet the Grantmakers-Online panel! Come enjoy an hour that's sure to offer new insights and lift your spirits.
This lively conversation with three leaders in philanthropy from Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, Collins Foundation, and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana Foundation, will take place virtually on January 17th, 2024 at 11am PT and is free!
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Powerful political art from the @Grantsmanship Center News four decades ago (and relevant to today, see the secondary hed on upper left):
There comes a time when a proposal needs to include a logic model. Many foundations don’t require one but an increasing number are asking applicants to go beyond objectives and show the route you plan to take to get to the destination...
tgci.com/blog/2023/11/logic-…
Hot off the press:
The concept probably predates Rakesh Sondhi’s Total Strategy but a VMOST analysis is still a useful way of figuring out what your organization wants to accomplish and how it plans to go about it.
tgci.com/blog/2023/11/vmost-…
Are you ready for 2024?
Last training of the year!
Sign up before November 4th to get an Early-Bird discount.
More information and sign up:
tgci.com/training/online-gra…
More and more nonprofits are discovering the benefits of collaborating with other organizations (other nonprofits or for-profit businesses) to get things done...
tgci.com/blog/2023/10/case-c…
In the worlds of nonprofit programs, management, fundraising and development, there are few topics more widely discussed and more generally misunderstood than the role of the board...
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📢 Last Chance to Register!
🗓️ Wednesday, October 25, 10:00 - 11:30 AM
Continue the Impact! How to Tackle Sustainability in Your Federal Grant Proposal (virtual)
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New on the blog: Chop This Year's Wood for Next Year's Fire
One of the inescapable truths about proposal writing and grants funding is the time it sometimes takes for a funder to make up its mind...
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Are you applying for grant funding in 2024?
Well, we have new training dates on our website just waiting for you to sign up for them!
Visit the link below to find training that fits your needs and your schedule:
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Across the country, thousands of nonprofits have been hard at work for many years, delivering life-saving social and human services to millions of people. Your organization is one such.
In addition to doing the work, your nonprofit has learned about the causes of the problems. You reflect on the words of Desmond Tutu: “There comes a point where we need to stop just pulling people out of the river. We need to go upstream and find out why they are falling in.”
Perhaps it’s time for your nonprofit to speak out about what’s going on upriver and align yourself with other organizations trying to mitigate or eliminate the problem, not only respond to it.
tgci.com/blog/2023/10/put-yo…