Learning Outcomes

First Step of Grant Writing

Writing the Grant Proposal

The Review Process and Ethics

Lesson Summary

In this module, you'll learn about different types of grants, how to find grants that fit your organisation's needs and develop a compelling proposal that convinces grantors to fund your programs. You'll learn how to tackle reviewer feedback, cultivate an environment of continuous improvement and maintain lasting relationships with funders.

Grant Writing for Non-Profits - Course Assessment

Delve into the art of grant writing and become skilled in securing funding effectively with this free online course.

Grant Writing for Non-Profits

Are you passionate about your cause but find it challenging to translate that passion into successful grant proposals? Effective grant proposals require skill and strategy to captivate funders and drive impact. In this course, we will teach you how to find the right grants for your organisation, write great grant proposals, and build strong relationships with your grantors so you can count on funding for years to come. Enrol now!

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