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Writing Workshop to be held in San Antonio
San Angelo, October 28, 2009 - Are you having trouble writing a grant proposal
for your agency? Want to learn the art and science of writing a grant proposal?
The Alamo Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D) along with United States
Government Grants wants to help you solve your funding dilemma. On December
10-11, 2009, in San Antonio, Texas a grant writing workshop will be held at
Wayland Baptist University.
The workshop will include tips from Beverly Santicola, President and CEO of US
Government Grants. She is a national training consultant with an extensive
background in grant administration, grant writing, nonprofit leadership, project
management and community development. In the past eight years she has trained
more than 2,500 nonprofit organizations, including city, county, state, and
federal government agencies. Santicola and her team have generated more than
$100 million in grants for their clients.
The two day workshop will offer:
How to claim stimulus funding
Where to get new money
Why 50% of grant proposals fail
Sample winning grant proposals
How to develop good problem statements
Eleven key components of a proposal
Five step process for program planning
28 items to have prepared in advance
Private foundation & Corporate grants
Federal, state & local government grants
Evaluation methodology
Fascinating case studies
Individualized coaching for improvement
Grant Writing as a career
Collaboration training
Workbook and handouts
Cost of the workshop is $299 per person and for additional information visit US
Government Grants online at
www.us-government-grants.net or call
1-866-843-3493.
You can also contact the Alamo RC&D at 39350 IH 10 West, Boerne, TX 78006 or
call (830) 249-6163.
Contact
Jaime
Tankersley, 325-944-0147
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