"If not for the course, I most likely would
have shelved it."
"Working at my own
pace, on my own schedule is paramount in my busy life.
I enjoyed using the
course content to guide me in a real exploration of potential funding for a
personal dream. It kept me moving my idea forward.
If not for the
course, I most likely would have shelved it."
~Paula Watt, Product Development Professional, Ashtabula, OH
COURSE DESCRIPTION - Learn at your own pace,
in the privacy of your own home or office. Every year, there is over $300 billion in
grant funding available from four funder types - foundations, corporations, governments, and
individuals. Discover where to look and find
funding from all four funder types.
In six easy assignments, you
can generate a list of potential funders for a particular idea, dream or project
you have. Learn about #1 secret that funding experts know that you
probably don't. Learn how to increase your chances for success in receiving
funds by conducting pre-proposal contacts. As an extra bonus, learn about linear and nonlinear ways to
attract funders.
CONGRATULATIONS! Recently, one of our graduates told us that in 2 years,
she successfully received grants totally over $3 million and that the agency she
worked for was in an excellent position to sustain itself.
Author of Dream-Making
to Billions:
Grant Writing Tips from the Experts,
Phil Johncock, M.A., M.Ms. is the Grant Professor and award-winning
author and educator. He has
successfully written more than 48 grant proposals securing over $6.3
million in funding for nonprofit agencies since 1988. He has a
92+% success rate and has taught successful grant writing classes to
thousands of people since 1993. His students have secured over
$1.2 Billion in grant funding for nonprofits in their communities.
Phil has two masters degrees in teaching
English and also in metaphysics, as well as two bachelors degrees in
integrated social sciences and metaphysics. He designed the grant
writing classes and certification program at Truckee Meadows Community
College in Reno, Nevada. He created of the Internet's first
grant writing basics course.
