Bring your grants questions to this trio of podcast cohosts with 60+ years of grant research, writing, and management experience. Get answers served with a dash of humor in this informal Q&A.

All three speakers are podcast hosts and will record this session (audio only) to be available for free on the Grant Talks and Fundraising HayDay podcasts. This recording will make the questions and answers available for listening by those unable to attend the session. The speakers will advise all attendees of the recording before the session officially begins to give anyone a chance to leave if they choose not to participate.

Presenter:

Amanda Day, GPC has spent her career assisting local governments and nonprofits in meeting their mission. She has both public and private grant prospect research, proposal development, and grant management experience. Amanda is a national trainer and speaker as a trainer for Grant Writing USA and presenter at a variety of conferences and events. She is the podcast cohost of Fundraising HayDay, President of the Grant Professionals Association, and Chair of the Southern Regional Grant Conference.

Kimberly Hays de Muga, GPC, is the cohost of the Fundraising HayDay podcast, author, and national speaker and trainer. Her 25 years of fundraising and grant seeking experience focuses on health and human service nonprofits. Connecting people with opportunities to give and helping nonprofits fund transformative work in their communities are her strongest motivations. Kimberly is co-author of Preparing for the GPC Exam: Earn Your Grant Professional Certified Credential. She is a GPA board member.

Lucy Morgan is a CPA, GPA approved trainer, speaker, and presenter. She is the author of 3 books, including "Decoding Grant Management-The Ultimate Success Guide to the Federal Grant Regulations in 2 CFR Part 200" and over 250 articles on grant management topics featured on LinkedIn and the MyFedTrainer.com blog. As an authority on federal grant management, she regularly trains grant professionals in nonprofits, institutions of higher education, and state, local and tribal governments.

 
Skill Level:
Mid-Career

Learning Path: 
Other

GPC Competencies:
How to craft, construct, and submit an effective grant application

Strategies for effective program and project design and development Organizational development as it pertains to grant seeking

How to research, identify, and match funding resources to meet specific needs

Organizational development as it pertains to grant seeking

Nationally recognized standards of ethical practice by grant developers

Post-award grant management practices sufficient to inform effective grant design and development

Methods and strategies that cultivate and maintain relationships between fund-seeking and recipient organizations and funders

Practices and services that raise the level of professionalism of grant developers

Ability to write a convincing case for funding