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Are you doing great work that is overlooked? Do you want to build your organization’s profile and become more recognized in your community? If so you are not alone! Many nonprofit organizations do excellent work that goes overlooked. When organizations master how to build their community profile they gain human and financial support that boosts their mission. Assessment is the first step in understanding the complexity of your organization and is essential in measuring the conditions that are necessary for successful change. This webinar will help you learn how to highlight your organizations unique features and areas of expertise. You will also learn the best ways to frame your assets and create a goodwill campaign leading to more recognition and support. Participants such as mid and senior level managers will walk away with skills to determine how to take their organization to the next developmental level. (Presented by Chet Hart, Technical Assistance Manager)

Coordinating community resources has become a necessity, not an option, in delivering high-quality services; particularly in this time of high need and reduced funding. In fact, many funding sources require that partnerships be established prior to applying for funding. This webinar will address key points in positioning yourself for expanded resources through collaboration. We will discuss how to determine who you should partner with, how you should approach forming meaningful and sustainable relationships, and what tools are available to make working across organizations and sectors effective. If you are a mid or senior level manager or working to form partnerships in your role as direct service provider this webinar is for you. At the end of this webinar you will have a short term plan on how to form new, or strengthen existing, partnerships. (Presented by Maggie Allen, Technical Assistance Manager)

Do you need to write a federal grant this year? Do you write your proposals in-house? This webinar will teach you the skills you need to write a successful federal grant. Learn to review request for proposals with a discerning eye towards important details, structure your response to be direct and full of information that will satisfy reviewers, and edit your proposal to ensure the final product meets all the requirements in the request for proposal. After this webinar MANY will also offer two additional webinars to walk you through very specific request for proposals and help you prepare for writing your response(s). (Presented by Megan Blondin, Executive Director)

Do you need to write a federal grant this year? This webinar will teach you the skills you need to write a winning federal grant. In addition to teaching the skills you need we will also go over the Basic Youth Center Program RFP section by section and highlight the essential elements to include in your proposal and win funding for your program. (Presented by Megan Blondin, Executive Director)

Do you need to write a federal grant this year? This webinar will teach you the skills you need to write a winning federal grant. In addition to teaching the skills you need we will also go over the Street Outreach Program RFP section by section and highlight the essential elements to include in your proposal and win funding for your program. (Presented by Megan Blondin, Executive Director)

Do you need to write a federal grant this year? This webinar will teach you the skills you need to write a winning federal grant. In addition to teaching the skills you need we will also go over the Transitional Living Program & Maternity group Homes RFP section by section and highlight the essential elements to include in your proposal and win funding for your program.

Landing a federal grant is exciting! Once you get the grant a lot of work needs to happen really fast in order to get the program operations going. This webinar will walk you through the essential steps to successful grant start up. Topics that will be covered are staffing, daily operations, community and partnerships, grant management, evaluation, and program operations. Get ahead of the game and make a smooth transition into the next phase of your grant. (Presented by Courtney Workman, P3 Project Director)