In a world where nonprofits are a linchpin for meeting societal needs, this mission-critical work needs funding to effectively deliver. How can nonprofits not only rise above the noise in a crowded space, but establish themselves as a credible, sustainable organization to grantmakers? And how can we better support them to be successful in those efforts?
The steps to nonprofit grant writing success aren’t as elusive as they may seem. In this session, learn from a nonprofit grant strategist with 2 decades of experience as she shares what works - and what doesn’t work - when it comes to approaching grants:
How we can unintentionally hinder nonprofits more than we help
Where many nonprofits fall short in their grant efforts and the key ingredients they’re missing
A simple framework for more successful grant results
We can generate a support network for nonprofits through a mission-driven approach to ROI. The good news? It’s simpler than you think. We can ALL activate this framework to help nonprofits in their grant seeking efforts. And by doing so, together we can change the world - one grant at a time. Teresa Huff is host of the Grant Writing Simplified Podcast and the go-to expert in nonprofit strategy. She’s helped nonprofits triple their funding and maximize their impact. After winning over $7 million for schools and nonprofits, she now teaches nonprofits the strategies they need to develop millions in sustainable funding. Her podcast has been downloaded in over 100 countries across 6 continents. Thousands of students worldwide have completed her online grant writing programs.
Teresa uses her Master’s in Education and over 20 years of experience in writing, special education, and business to help nonprofit leaders take their skills to the next level. She mentors grant writers through her interactive Fast Track to Grant Writer VIP Program, available for university level credit. Learn more and listen to the Grant Writing Simplified Podcast at www.teresahuff.com. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx