12 Jul

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Building Collaborative Partnerships through Subrecipient Monitoring Session 8 of the Partnerships Series Enroll Now         Organizations which serve as pass-through entities for federal funding are required to monitor their subrecipients. This responsibility comes with a great opportunity to strengthen collaborative partnerships by intentionally building the subrecipients’ overall grantsmanship capacity...

12 Jul

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Having Trouble Getting What You Need? Try Managing Up Session 5 of the Partnerships Series Enroll Now         Productive working relationships are a crucial, but challenging component in collaborative grant projects. Grant professionals are often tasked with bringing these partners together, which means addressing challenges, including miscommunication, conflicting views,...

12 Jul

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With, Not For: Partner Selection Session 3 of the Partnerships Series Buy Now         More funders are encouraging or even requiring partnerships as an eligibility criterion. Grant professionals provide project management and often weigh in on project design elements and should challenge applicants to consider the quality and authenticity...

09 Jul

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Practicalities of Partnerships Session 2 of the Partnerships Series Enroll Now         There are a number of complex or challenging factors that come into play when developing a proposal with multiple partners who have agreed to be at the same table. This primarily includes the logistics of meetings and...

07 Jul

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The Power of Partnerships Session 1 of the Partnerships Series Enroll Now       Working together with other nonprofits to achieve greater impact (e.g. shared services, mergers, joint programming, etc.) Partnerships and collaboration are strategic alliances between nonprofits that are intended to achieve greater impact than any organization could generate...

12 Dec

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Federal Find and Fit Session 2 of the Federal Grant Development Series Register Now       Applying for federal grants can be daunting. Between the broad and changing range of federal funding and making sure that what you do find is actually a good match for your organization, it’s easy to...

11 Dec

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Basic Grant Management Session 11 of the Grant Funding Basics Series Register Now       Session Description: Grant management is a continuum directly related to grant readiness. It points to an organization’s ability to follow through on what it said it would do and follow established best practices for financial, data, and...

11 Dec

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Grant Ethics Session 10 of the Grant Funding Basics Series Register Now       Session Description: All grant professionals experience ethical moments throughout their career. It is our professional duty to guide the organizations we work for on ethical conduct. This conduct extends beyond whether funding can be spent differently than was...

11 Dec

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Continued Grant Professional Development Session 12 of the Grant Funding Basics Series Register Now       For some people, grant writing is just a job. For others, it is a passion. In this course, Julie Assel, GPC presents information to individuals about career choices and professional credentialing opportunities. What you will learn: Educational and...

09 Dec

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Relationships with Grant Funders Session 2 of the Grant Funding Basics Series Register Now       Beyond the Writing: How to cultivate and maintain meaningful relationships with grant funders Many agencies make the mistake of not treating grant funders as they do their major individual and/or corporate donors. This is understandable, especially...