Winning grants requires more than just a well-written proposal. In this session, we’ll dive into what it means to be "grant-ready" and how to position your organization for success. Learn practical tips for identifying the right grant opportunities, crafting compelling narratives, and demonstrating impact to funders. We’ll also explore common grant pitfalls and how to avoid them, helping you strengthen your grant-seeking strategy.
By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
**This is part of a NEW series of trainings. Please sign up your organization for ALL FOUR SESSIONS to receive a certificate of recognition!**
Dates:
June 13 - Corporate Partnerships: Stronger Together – Building Impactful Corporate Partnerships
June 27 - Individual Fundraising – Planned Giving and Major Gifts: Unlocking and Understanding Major Gifts & Planned Giving
July 11 - Grant Readiness and Writing Tips: Emphasis on Grant Opportunities – Strategies for Success
July 25 - Fundraisers and Friendraisers: Beyond the Gala – Creating Fundraising Events that Inspire & Engage
ABOUT THE PRESENTERS:
Sharon Kitroser - As Managing Partner of Team Kat & Mouse, Sharon Kitroser brings a rich background in communications, marketing, and nonprofit development to her role. With over two decades of experience, she has worked across diverse sectors, including healthcare, education, and social services, honing her skills in strategic storytelling, corporate fundraising, and building partnerships. Sharon’s dedication to training and mentoring her teams has resulted in significant success for those who have collaborated with her. Her expertise spans crafting compelling campaigns, fostering meaningful relationships, and guiding organizations to achieve their fundraising goals. With a collaborative approach and a passion for making a difference, Sharon is committed to delivering innovative support and training and a real sense of partnership for clients of Team Kat & Mouse..
Amy Mauser - A founding partner of Team Kat & Mouse with nearly two decades of experience building and leading fundraising teams. She has worked with donors and organizations across the arts, healthcare, education, and community impact sectors. Her fundraising superpower is individual giving—helping donors envision their impact while guiding organizations to identify and engage those most likely to champion their mission. Amy has a keen eye for uncovering missed opportunities in spreadsheets and CRM data, and she can also help design a CRM structure that works for you.
FREE to members and nonmembers
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