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November
Writing Successful Grants
This engaging webinar will help participants develop effective techniques for answering key grant questions to strengthen their grant proposals. Participants will learn how to articulate their program’s impact and connect it to funder priorities through the use of logic models. Building on the success of our prior grant writing session, this webinar will equip attendees with actionable strategies for creating compelling, funder-ready grant responses that enhance the likelihood of securing funding.
7:00 pm ET
Virtual - Zoom
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Learning Objectives:
Describe Programs and Activities: Develop skills to present program goals and activities in clear, persuasive terms.
Create Effective Logic Models: Gain expertise in constructing logic models that resonate with funder expectations.
Craft Compelling Responses: Learn techniques for making responses impactful and persuasive.
Agenda:
Welcome and Recap: Brief overview by Christopher Thompson of our previous grant writing workshop.
Introduction to Logic Models and Theories of Change: Explore how these tools enhance grant applications.
Interactive Exercise: Apply concepts in a practical, hands-on activity with a sample funding scenario.
Q&A Session: Get tailored advice and insights in an open Q&A forum.
Join us for this opportunity to advance your grant-writing skills and improve your funding success
About the Host
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January 25th 2024, 5pm EST
Christopher Thompson is a passionate leader who has a desire to empower others and give back to the community. He currently serves as the Executive Director of The Federation of Black Canadians, a national non-profit organization with over 13 employees across Canada, that advances the social, economic, political and cultural interests of Canadians of African descent. Furthermore, in 2016 Chris also founded a local charity in the Peel Region that focuses on life skills development for youth and young adults called Skills for Life. Chris has over 15 years of experience in community engagement and grassroot organization capacity building. Furthermore, he has developed grassroot organizations from having no funding and no staff, to groups attaining $100k-2 million in annual budgets, while managing over 20 staff collectively across several organizations. Chris is also the founder and Principle Consultant of Chris Consulting Group where the focus is preparing NFP’s for success in new a new age of challenges and opportunities.