GRANT WRITING CLASS ARE NOW ONLINE

TAUGHT BY W.C. BALLARD CEO OF B & A ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES

 

IN-PERSON CLASSES ARE PRIODICALLY SCHEDULED

 THROUGHOUT THE YEAR

 

WEBSITE: WCBALLARD.PODIA.COM

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Key Benefits of the Grant Writing Program

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• Step-by-step instruction from becoming "grant-ready" through submitting a completed grant proposal.

• Designed for beginners and experienced grant writers, with practical guidance for both skill levels.

• 12 structured training sessions covering every major section of a grant proposal, including:

  • Grant readiness

  • Problem statement

  • Agency capability statement

  • Goals and objectives

  • Logic models

  • Letters of Intent and Inquiry

  • Project narrative

  • Timeline

  • Evaluation plan

  • Budget development

  • Executive summary

  • Final application submission

• Downloadable templates, worksheets, checklists, and samples to help participants draft proposals using real-world examples.

• Hands-on learning that encourages students to develop an actual grant proposal during the course, resulting in a submission-ready draft.

 

There are a variety of products available on this site for aspiring beginners, and seasoned administrators, entrepreneurs, business owners and nonprofit managers.

 

There are three categories of products:

 

1.    FREE TEMPLATES – related to the Free YouTube Videos on the YouTube Channel (w.c.ballard or @grantwritingfornonprofits)

 

2.    BUSINESS OR NONPROFIT DETAILED SAMPLES – For a small fee

 

3.    ONLINE GRANT WRITING CLASSES: For a small fee students are trained in the basics of grant writing. Every section of a grant structure is instructed in a separate lesson and in detail with samples, worksheets and fill-in templates.

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A PORTION OF THE PROCEEDS

GOES DIRECTLY TO

B & A ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES

 

“According to the overwhelming majority of my former students, my classes are more informative, detailed and educational than any they have ever participated in. So dive in and fulfill your goals and dreams of becoming a proficient grant writer.”

 

W.C. Ballard