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Beverly Santicola, President and
CEO of U.S. Government Grants, is a national training consultant with
expertise in grant writing, grant administration, nonprofit leadership,
project management, and community development. Since 2001 she has trained
staff and volunteers from more than 2,500 nonprofit organizations throughout
the United States, including government agencies, educational institutions,
health care providers, churches, faith-based organizations, and other
nonprofits.
Beverly is a federal grants reviewer, as well as a Certified Federal Grants
Administrator. She has administered grants for numerous federal agencies,
including the following:
U.S. Department of Health &
Human Services - $384,695
U.S. Department of Labor:
Multi-Media Project - $375,000
U.S. Department of
Education: School to Work - $120,000
CDBG Co-administration with
KIRPC & OCRA - $84,695
Center for Disease Control:
Minority Health - $50,000
As Executive Director of a
nonprofit organization from 1989 to 2001, she led several projects that won
national and state awards for excellence, including the AFL-CIO National
Labor-Management Award, the Work in America – Search for Excellence Award,
the Best Practices Award from the U.S. Departments of Education and Labor,
and the Governor’s Award for Team Excellence.
In addition to her work as a training consultant, Beverly also serves as a
volunteer Executive Director for the Center for Rural Outreach & Public
Services (CROPS), a grassroots initiative organized to meets the needs of
rural America. She has also co-developed a model program for youth-led rural
development entitled “Growing Rural.”
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