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When the cost of a ministry project you want to embark on exceeds your own resources, but you know others in the wider community would be excited to see it succeed, you might have the right recipe for proposing a grant from a foundation.* Foundations have been entrusted with resources from generous people who care about creating the kinds of change you can make happen. In other words, you have the project and the capacity to see it through; they have the passion and the funding to help you realize it. But as sources of money, grants do come with challenges. In this course, you will learn whether grants are the right way to fund your ministry project and, if so, how to write a persuasive proposal. The course has four sessions that will meet on four Wednesdays via Zoom. There will be a homework exercise each week as well as interactive work in class.
During the class, we will address the following topics using the strategies listed:
