2024 Get Grant Ready Workshop
ABOUT:
Join us for a virtual workshop designed to provide step-by-step training on using the Get Grant Ready (GGR) template, a powerful tool that helps communities develop their ideas into actionable, fundable projects.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
- Overview of the "Get Grant Ready" Template and Guidelines (yours to keep!)
- How to organize and flesh out your project ideas to make them implementation-ready
- Deep dive session on how to use the template and tailor it to your specific project
- Practical uses of the template for:
- Crafting communications and messaging around your project
- Delivering effective presentations to funders
- Engaging your community with clear project goals
- Hear from past Get Grant Ready Workshop and Pitch Fest participants on their success stories
- Q&A session to address your specific questions and challenges
This workshop will equip you with the tools, insights, and confidence to bring your ideas to life, secure funding, and make an impact in your community.
- Are you a rural, underserved Montana community with a population under 5,000?
- Do you have a nature-based/outdoor recreation project idea for your community?
- Need a little one-on-one help to turn your idea into action?
- Are you registered for the Get Grant Ready Workshop on December 5th?
We invite you to apply for Get Grant Ready "Project Pitch Fest"! Application closes November 25th.
ABOUT:
Five (5) qualified communities will be randomly selected to be part of the Project Pitch Fest Community, at no cost! If selected, you will 1) be a part of a community cohort of peers to share ideas with, 2) receive individualized one-on-one coaching with MAP and HRI, and 3) practice your final project pitch with our advising experts to get feedback and suggestions.
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