Join us for a grant writing workshop designed to maximize funding for your next arts, history, or cultural project! Get tips and tricks for successful grant research, writing, and management while learning best practices for sustaining or scaling your mission-driven programs and projects. This workshop is free and open to arts, cultural, and history-focused nonprofits of any size within Boise City limits. While this workshop is divided into two tracks to better meet your organizational needs, resources will be provided for grant professionals of all levels.
Please Note: These are concurrent sessions. PLEASE ONLY SELECT ONE or invite a friend or colleague to attend the concurrent session.
Track 1 - Grant Readiness & Writing
Designed for smaller nonprofits. This session will help identify gaps in your organization's grant readiness and provide resources and tips for successful grant research and writing, including crafting winning proposals and best practices cultivating funder relationships.
Track 2 - Grant Writing & Management
Designed for larger nonprofits. This session will build on Grant Readiness and include success tips for winning well-aligned grants, efficient grants management, and sustaining and scaling programs for a healthy grants portfolio.
Location & Registration
The Grant Writing Workshop will take place in-person in the River and Greenbelt Rooms on the third floor of Boise City Hall (150 N Capitol Blvd.) and is free upon registration. Registration is limited to 20 people per class.
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About the Facilitators
Laura Hull is a first generation U.S. immigrant with more than a decade of grants experience and nonprofit leadership in multicultural contexts. Laura launched PSI in 2017 to elevate the grants profession and increase social impact by providing transformational grants services to nonprofits. She delivers high quality consulting to nonprofits seeking to expand their grants portfolios by uncovering barriers and finding the right resources to meet unique needs. With creative strategy, an average 98% funding success rate, and data-driven commitment to success, Laura offers the best in grants services to her clients. Outside of grants, Laura enjoys spending quality time with her son and daughter, ages 8 and 3, reading, creative writing, and exploring Idaho's spectacular outdoors.
Natalia DiGiosia is an attentive thought partner that sparks critical thinking and synthesized strategy. As a grants writer and manager, she enjoys crafting winning grant proposals that further clients' missions. She brings a keen eye to research and captures details that best align with a nonprofit's unique needs. Natalia co-founded the Writing for Change Journal, a digital space for community writing, and serves the Story Story Night community of Boise. Natalia enjoys writing creative nonfiction, teaching Knit Boise classes, studying the Italian language, and exploring her cultural heritage.
Cancellations
If you need to cancel your free registration, go to "Tickets," select your order and choose "Cancel Order" to allow another participant to attend the workshop. Learn more.
