• How to claim stimulus funding
• Where to get new money
• Why 50% of grant proposals fail
• Sample winning grant proposals
• How to develop good problem statements
• Eleven key components of a grant proposal
• Five-step process for program planning
• Twenty-eight items to prepare in advance
• Private foundation and corporate grants
• Federal, state, and local government grants
• Evaluation methodology
• Fascinating case studies
• Grant writing as a career

Each grant writing workshop also includes a workbook, handouts, group activities, and constructive feedback.

Two workshop options are available: a private workshop for your staff and collaborating partners only, or a public workshop for you and other nonprofits in your community.

Option 1: Private Grant Writing Workshop – Flat fee of $3000 for one-day workshop, $4000 for two-day workshop

In our private grant writing workshop, your staff will learn to write successful grant proposals that will help meet your organization’s fund development needs. All you need to do is provide the items listed below:

• 10 – 20 participants (one-day workshop); 20 – 40 participants (two-day workshop)
• Clean, comfortable, professional meeting room with white board
• 6 – 8 tables (one-day workshop); 8 – 14 tables (two-day workshop)
• 20 – 25 chairs (one-day workshop); 20 – 40 chairs (two-day workshop)
• Coffee, tea, and soft drinks
• Snacks or continental breakfast (optional)

Our private grant writing workshops can be tailored to your organization’s needs, and are a perfect addition to your staff development training plan.

Option 2: Public Grant Writing Workshop - $299 per person

By hosting a public grant writing workshop, you and other organizations in your community can gain the knowledge and skills needed to write compelling grant proposals in just one or two days. It’s easy – just provide the items listed below:

• 10 – 20 participants (one-day workshop); 20 – 40 participants (two-day workshop)
• Assistance with email marketing and other free advertising
• Clean, comfortable, professional meeting room with white board
• 6 – 8 tables (one-day workshop); 8 – 14 tables (two-day workshop)
• 20 – 25 chairs (one-day workshop); 20 – 40 chairs (two-day workshop)
• Coffee, tea, and soft drinks
• Snacks or continental breakfast (optional)
• Free or inexpensive parking
• Nearby restaurants and hotels

And there’s a bonus – your organization will get two free seats when you sign up at least ten participants, or four free seats if you sign up twenty or more participants.

Interested in hosting a private or public grant writing workshop? Then contact Beverly Santicola at 1-866-843-3493 or info@us-government-grants.net to learn more.

Partial List of Workshop Hosts

U.S. Government Grants has worked with a wide variety of workshop hosts across the U.S. and its territories, including the following:

• Allegheny County Police Training Academy – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• American Cancer Society – Houston, Texas
• American GI Forum – Albuquerque, New Mexico
• Ancilla College – Plymouth, Indiana
• Art Circle Institute – Knox, Indiana
• Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum – San Francisco, California
• Battell Community Center – Mishawaka, Indiana
• Catholic Diocese of Brownsville – Brownsville, Texas
• Chicago Public Schools – Chicago, Illinois
• City of Hillsboro, Oregon
• Columbia Centro Universitario – Caguas, Puerto Rico
• Cuyahoga County Department of Development – Cleveland, Ohio
• Denver Sheriff Department Training Academy – Denver, Colorado
• Diboll Public Library – Diboll, Texas
• East Peoria Fire Department – East Peoria, Illinois
• Easter Seals – Dallas, Texas
• First Baptist Church – Fostoria, Ohio
• Grady Memorial Hospital – Delaware, Ohio
• Holy Cross Children’s Services – Samaritan Center – Detroit, Michigan
• Houston Area Library Association – Houston, Texas
• Houston Baptist University – Houston, Texas
• International Boxing Club – Toledo, Ohio
• John Jay College of Criminal Justice - City University of New York, New York
• Port Arthur Public Library – Port Arthur, Texas
• Samoan American Senior Center – Los Angeles, California
• Sunrise Methodist Church – Federal Way, Washington
• US Bank – Chicago, Illinois
• University of California – Fresno, California
• Wayland Baptist University – San Antonio, Texas