Session 1- Non Profit vs. For Profit, The Difference “Certificate of Completion Series”

It is written that most grant awards are based on merit and not on need. That is, even a though a non-profit organization is struggling financially, another organization would sooner be awarded a competitive grant if it submitted a higher quality application. According to “The Grantsmanship Center…Since the point of a grant award is impact rather than money, the real point of a grant proposal is to rally the necessary resources to help the non-profit fulfill its purpose. A grant is a tool non-profits use to address important issues within their communities”. With that logic, as non-profit organizations apply for grants, they need to be clear with how the money will benefit their target communities and how their particular organization is staffed and ready to accomplish their mission. This “Non-Profit Certificate” series can get you there. This series will be given in one day from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm on Saturday, February 6, 2021 and consist of these four separate sessions:

Non Profit Versus for Profit: What is the Difference?
Starting a Non-Profit Organization
Grant Seeking 101
Grant Writing 101

Each webinar will last for one (1) hour and (15) fifteen minutes. There will be a (15) minute break between the two morning webinars with a (30) thirty-minute break for lunch. The afternoon sessions have the same timing as the morning ones with the last session ending at 3:30 pm. Note the following requirement to earn the “Non-Profit Certificate of Completion”. YOU MUST ATTEND EACH SESSION FOR THE FULL AMOUNT OF TIME SCHEDULED. ALL MUST SIGN UP FOR EACH WEBINAR SEPARATELY.” All can take any one of the webinars you choose without taking all of them. If you do any less than all of them for the specified required time however, you will not receive the “Certificate of Completion”. You will, however, have received a wealth of knowledge on the subject matter. Join us in this expert lead series to assist in achieving your organization’s mission.