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Grant submission training
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Thursday 31 October
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10am–4am
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Redfern Town Hall
73 Pitt St
Redfern NSW 2016
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If you’re responsible for fundraising in your
organisation and want to improve your knowledge and skills in writing
successful grant submissions, this is the training for you. This
training provides a rundown of all 6 areas of fundraising: grants,
events, membership, sales, donations and sponsorship. You'll learn the
secrets to secure funds more easily and win more grants for your
community organisation.
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Topics
include:
- how to plan for funding
- how to ask for money –
learn how to successfully ask for money using a range of mediums
- how to raise secure,
unattached and predictable income – untied money to use for your
group’s own priorities and decisions
- how to run great events
– eliminate loss-making, energy-sapping events for good
- how to rally the troops
– instilling a fundraising culture in your organisation
- how to get business to
support your community group – the secrets to successful, and
profitable, community-business partnerships
- how to ensure sponsors
get what they expect
- the best way to present
your proposal – tell the story of your project and your group to
get the greatest advantage
- planning for grants in
a practical and easy process
- how to develop your
statement of need – choosing data to support your project proposal
- how to develop an
organisational template – save time in writing applications and
create a corporate memory that can be passed on
- how to humanise your
story – presenting a compelling picture.
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Places are
limited to 2 people per organisation and priority is given to
community and not for profit organisations operating in our area.
This session will be delivered by Our
Community.
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Connect Sydney is a City of Sydney program
aiming to build the capacity of community organisations through free skills and
governance training. The program also provides an opportunity to network and
share experiences with other community organisations.