Government agencies, corporations and
foundations provide millions of dollars
each year for local organizations to
bring important services into El Paso
and to get innovative ideas off the
ground. To help these organizations
decipher the intricacies of grant
seeking, the El Paso Public Library will
be hosting the Grantsmanship
Training Program
from June 23 – 27, 2008 at the Main
(Downtown) Library.
This intensive five-day workshop
combines expert instruction with
practical exercises to take you,
step-by-step through all the stages of
planning programs, locating funding
sources, and writing grant proposals.
Participants' current needs and programs
are the basis of all class research and
proposal writing exercises. Graduates of
this workshop also receive a full year
of membership services, which include
access to online funding databases,
discounts on publications, a proposal
review by your trainer, and more. |
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The five-day workshop will be
conducted by the
Grantsmanship Center, the
world’s oldest training
organization for the nonprofit
sector.
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Designed for both novice and experienced
grant seekers, this workshop covers all
aspects of searching for grants, writing
grant proposals and negotiating with
funding sources. During the training,
participants will work in teams to
develop an actual grant proposal.
Registration is limited to the first 30
participants.
To register online please visit the TGCI
website here....
For more information:
Visit
http://www.tgci.com/
or call 1-800-421-9512
In El Paso, contact Jack Galindo at
(915) 543-5468 |
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