We are excited to announce our free Grant Writing Webinar: Learning Logic Models to Answer Grant Questions. Hosted by Daniel Twijuke our fundraising specialist, who has been involved in helping raise over $4.7 million in funding for various initiatives. Whether you are a seasoned grant writing vet or just starting out your journey they will be something to learn!

Time: 7:00pm EST
Date: Thursday, November 28th, 2024
Location: Zoom (virtual)

This webinar will help you develop effective techniques for answering key grant questions. Participants will learn how to articulate their program’s impact and connect it to funder priorities through the use of logic models. This session builds on the success of our previous grant writing workshop and aims to equip attendees with actionable strategies to strengthen their grant proposals, increasing their likelihood of being approved.

Register Now: https://fbcfcn.ca/news-events/capacity-building-webinars/

Learning Objectives:

By attending this webinar, participants will gain insight into:

• Describing Programs and Activities: Strategies to clearly and persuasively describe your program, activities, and goals in grant responses.
• Logic Models: Techniques for developing and communicating and constructing logic models to align with funder expectations.
• Crafting Compelling Responses: Tips for making grant responses impactful and persuasive to increase the likelihood of funding success.

Webinar Agenda:

1. Welcome and Recap
   • Brief recap of our previous grant writing workshop by Christopher Thompson and introduction of today’s topic.
2. Introduction to Logic Models and Theories of Change
   • Explanation of these tools and their role in enhancing grant responses.
3. Interactive Exercise
   • Hands-on activity where participants apply the concepts to a fictional funding scenario, reinforcing understanding through practice.
4. Q&A Session
   • Open forum for attendees to ask questions and get specific advice on their projects.

Facilitator:

Daniel Twijuke

A dedicated fundraiser with, Daniel has raised over $4.7 million in funding for various initiatives through public, foundation, and corporate grants and donations. His expertise lies in creating compelling proposals that resonate with funders and looks forward to sharing practical strategies to help you effectively communicate your program’s/ organizations value.