Nonprofit Grant Writers: How To Find Foundation Funding
What you'll learn
- Locate appropriate foundations for funding their nonprofit organization
- Use the information to be more successful when writing foundation grants for their nonprofit
- Feel more confident and obtain better results when approaching foundations for money
Requirements
- Students need to have an interest in writing grants to foundations
- Previous knowledge on grantwriting is very useful but not essential
Description
Foundations are a major source of funding for nonprofit organizations. But you have to be able to find appropriate foundations that are interested in what you have to offer before you can receive any of the billions of dollars they hand out each year. This course prepares you to understand what foundations are and how to find ones that you can successfully apply to for money to assist your nonprofit. Grant writing can only happen after you find an appropriate target for your proposal--this course demonstrates tried and true strategies (using written documents and videos) in a step-by-step manner so you locate foundations to apply to.
The course will take about 1 hour to go through, although to fully implement the techniques will take more time. The information will be useful over and over again as you search for different ideas and programs to fund.
Who this course is for:
- This course is aimed at people with limited to no experience at finding appropriate foundations to approach for funding their nonprofit
- Intermediate to advanced grantwriters will also find useful information but some information will be things they already know
- This course does NOT teach how to write a grant--it shows you how to locate appropriate foundations to apply to
Course content
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Instructor
![Rick Hoefer](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
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Dr. Rick Hoefer helps people raise funds for their causes and organizations by teaching how to find funding sources and craft successful grant proposals. As an award-winning teacher and consultant, he has worked with hundreds of students and dozens of nonprofits to improve their ability to support programs and causes they hold dear. He has been writing grants for over 30 years and has been awarded millions of dollars in grant funds over that time. His techniques are time-proven and customer approved. His full-time job is as a professor at a major University where he teaches nonprofit management and social policy.