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GrantTalk is back with Libby Hikind, featuring Helena Kosoff, a seasoned grant writer and consultant, and founding member of the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the Grant Professionals Association (GPA). Helena shares her expert tips on grant writing and reviewing, covering key topics like:
GPA Overview: Learn about the GPA’s role in supporting grant writers through conferences and meetings.
Grant Reviewing Tips: Insights on what makes a successful grant application and the importance of precise responses.
Networking and Collaboration: Discover how joining grant writing communities can provide support and fresh perspectives.
Planning and Preparation: Strategies for anticipating funding cycles and crafting strong proposals.
Sustainability: Tips on ensuring project longevity and leveraging resources like GrantWatch for ongoing support.
Ethics and Compensation: Understand why commission-based pay is unethical and the benefits of upfront compensation.
Security Grants: Hear about Helena’s success in securing grants for community safety and the role of mini-grants in securing additional funding.
Subscribe to GrantTalk for more expert advice on enhancing your grant applications and building successful grant writing practices.
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In this episode of GrantTalk, we're joined by Brenda Swan, Director of Grants and Operations at the St. Johns County Cultural Council. Brenda shares how the council plays a pivotal role in fostering the growth of arts, culture, and heritage in St. Johns County through strategic grant programs.
What You’ll Learn:Supporting Arts, Culture, and Heritage:Explore how the St. Johns Cultural Council collaborates with the Tourism Development Council and leverages state resources, such as revenue from Florida's specialty license plate sales, to fund various projects. Brenda details several grants, including the Tourist Development Council grant, which offers up to $50,000, and the State of the Arts grant, designed to support smaller organizations and individual artists.
GrantWatch's Role in Amplifying Opportunities:Learn how GrantWatch has played a crucial role in enhancing the visibility of these grant programs, leading to an increase in applications. Brenda highlights successful projects funded by these grants, from local music festivals to educational theater programs, and offers tips for maximizing your chances of securing funding.
Looking Ahead: Expanding Arts Funding:Discover the council's ongoing efforts to secure additional funding from the National Endowment for the Arts and how these funds are being used to support smaller arts organizations. Brenda also shares valuable advice for grant seekers, emphasizing the importance of effectively aligning your project with grant criteria and managing funds.
Final Thoughts:Libby Hikind, Founder and CEO of GrantWatch, underscores the significance of subscribing to the GrantWatch YouTube channel and encourages viewers to take full advantage of the opportunities provided by the St. Johns Cultural Council and the many grants available on GrantWatch.com.
👉 Don’t miss this episode filled with expert advice and funding opportunities! Be sure to subscribe, like, comment, and share to support the arts community.
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In this episode of GrantTalk, we're joined by Traci Lanier, Vice President at 10,000 Degrees, an organization passionately committed to closing the educational opportunity gap for low-income students. Traci shares the remarkable journey of their grant writing success and how it has fueled their mission to guide students from high school through college and beyond.
What You’ll Learn:
10,000 Degrees and a Vision for Change: Explore how this 40-year-old organization is revolutionizing college access and financial aid guidance for students in the San Francisco Bay Area. Traci highlights the impact of their near-peer mentorship model in ensuring students’ success in higher education.
GrantWatch Success Story: Discover how 10,000 Degrees utilized GrantWatch to secure $85,000 from four grants, enabling them to expand their programs and reach more students.
Looking Ahead: Hear Traci’s vision for the future of 10,000 Degrees, including how they plan to support even more students through their nonprofit education initiatives. Learn how you can contribute to their mission at 10000degrees.org.
Final Thoughts: Libby Hikind, Founder and CEO of GrantWatch, wraps up the episode with insights on the importance of showcasing grant successes to secure future funding.
👉 Tune in to this inspiring episode! Be sure to subscribe, rate, and share to support the incredible work being done through grants.
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Welcome to GrantTalk! 🌟 In this episode, Libby Hikind, Founder and CEO of GrantWatch, and author of The Queen of Grants, sits down with Katie Reusch from YSA Youth Service America to explore the journey of a grant after submission and the various grants available to support youth and youth programming. 🎓
Episode Highlights:
YSA's Mission: Discover how YSA engages youth in meaningful service projects as volunteers, designers, and leaders, connecting them with grants and resources. 🌍Key Service Days: Learn about significant service days like 9/11 Day, MLK Day, and Global Youth Service Day, and how they drive youth involvement in community service. 🗓️Inspiring Youth-Led Projects: Hear about a peer mentoring program started by a young student and other inspiring youth-led initiatives. 🌟Grant Application Tips: Get practical advice on the application process, eligibility criteria, and tips for successful grant applications. ✍️Whether you're a young aspiring grant writer or an organization looking to support youth service, this episode offers valuable information and motivation. 💡
Tune in to this enlightening conversation on youth empowerment and the transformative power of grants! 🎧
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Welcome to GrantTalk! 🌟 In this episode, Libby Hikind, Founder and CEO of GrantWatch, and author of The Queen of Grants, sits down with Katie Reich from YSA (Youth Service America) to explore the journey of a grant after submission and the various grants available to support youth and youth programming. 🎓
Episode Highlights:
YSA's Mission: Discover how YSA engages youth in meaningful service projects as volunteers, designers, and leaders, connecting them with grants and resources. 🌍Key Service Days: Learn about significant service days like 9/11 Day, MLK Day, and Global Youth Service Day, and how they drive youth involvement in community service. 🗓️Storytelling & Recognition: Understand the importance of storytelling and recognition in youth service and how these elements can enhance the impact of projects. 📖Inspiring Youth-Led Projects: Hear about a peer mentoring program started by a young student and other inspiring youth-led initiatives. 🌟Grant Application Tips: Get practical advice on the application process, eligibility criteria, and tips for successful grant applications. ✍️Whether you're a young aspiring grant writer or an organization looking to support youth service, this episode offers valuable information and motivation. 💡
Tune in to this enlightening conversation on youth empowerment and the transformative power of grants! 🎧
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Welcome to GrantTalk! 🌟 In this episode, Libby Hikind, Founder and CEO of GrantWatch, and author of The Queen of Grants, is joined by Matthew Berkowitz, a Business Advisor from G&A Partners. Together, they explore how Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) can transform HR management for nonprofits and small businesses. 🛠️
Episode Highlights:
Understanding PEOs: Discover how PEOs streamline HR, payroll, and employee benefits, boosting business efficiency and compliance.Compliance and Risk Management: Learn strategies to stay compliant with state laws, especially in the era of remote work.Optimizing Operations: See how integrating payroll and HR with a PEO can reduce administrative burdens and enhance performance.Expert Advice on Choosing a PEO: Get tips on selecting the right PEO, focusing on certifications, client satisfaction, and more.Tune in to empower your nonprofit or small business with strategic HR solutions! 🎧
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Welcome to GrantTalk! In this episode, host Libby Hikind, Founder and CEO of GrantWatch 🌟 and author of The Queen of Grants, is joined by Daniel McNeal, Director of Quality of Life Grants at the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. 🦸♂️
Episode Highlights:
Inside the World of Grants 🏆
Libby and Daniel explore the grant application process and the foundation's impactful mission to support those living with paralysis. Discover how the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, established in 1982 in honor of the iconic actor, is transforming lives through both groundbreaking research and immediate aid. 🌟
Grant Evaluation Process 🔍
Explore how the foundation’s rigorous evaluation process ensures that only the most innovative and impactful projects receive support. From initial assessments to expert reviews, learn about their commitment to transparency and fairness.
Spotlight on Quality of Life Grants ⛵
Join us as we discuss how Chesapeake Region Accessible Boating (CRAB) in Annapolis, MD, received a grant to provide specialized sailing equipment. This initiative promotes independence and offers unique recreational opportunities for individuals with paralysis.
Tips for a Stellar Grant Application 📑
Daniel shares his top tips for crafting an outstanding grant application. Understand why following guidelines and meticulous preparation are essential for success in the grant process.
Discover the Impact 💬
Get inspired by the foundation’s heroic work and learn how strategic preparation and dedication to your cause can elevate your grant-seeking efforts to new heights.
Thank you for tuning in! Keep your cape on for more expert advice and inspiring stories in our next episode. 🌟
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Welcome to GrantTalk. In our first Business to Business (B2B) segment, Libby Hikind, founder and CEO of GrantWatch.com 🏆 and author of "The Queen of Grants," introduces Elliot Rosenfeld, the founder and CEO of Net Is Up 🌐, a company specializing in IT infrastructure, networking, and cybersecurity. visit: www.netisup.com visit: www.grantwatch.com Discussion Highlights: Introduction to Cybersecurity 🔒 Elliot Rosenfeld explains cybersecurity as a combination of technologies protecting networks and digital information, covering mobile devices, desktops, laptops, cloud applications, and network infrastructure. Understanding Phishing 🎣 Detailed insights into phishing, including how attackers use emails to exfiltrate passwords or impersonate users to gain financial benefits. Elliot shares real-world examples and best practices to identify and prevent phishing attacks. Importance of End-User Training 📚 Emphasizes the significance of training employees to recognize and avoid cyber threats. Elliot highlights that effective training involves continuous monitoring and testing through fake phishing emails to ensure vigilance. Cybersecurity Best Practices 🛡️ Advice on minimal screen assessments and email verification techniques. Elliot recommends always verifying email addresses and being cautious with suspicious requests. Secure Links and Email Protection 🔗 Explanation of HTTPS and how Net Is Up provides clients with email security services that replace suspicious links with protected ones, ensuring safer email communications. Investment in Cybersecurity 💰 Discusses the financial impact of cyber-attacks versus the cost of proper security measures. Elliot stresses the importance of investing in high-value cybersecurity services to protect company resources and operations. Cyber Insurance 🛡️ Overview of cyber insurance policies, including what they cover and the due diligence required by companies to qualify for coverage. Recent High-Profile Cyber Attacks 🚨 Examples of recent attacks on large organizations, highlighting the vulnerabilities and lessons learned. Comprehensive Cyber Protection 🏰 Importance of a 360-degree approach to network security, ensuring no cracks or openings for intruders. Importance of Software Updates 🔄 Reminders to regularly update software to prevent vulnerabilities. Final Tips and Contact Information 📞 Encouragement to invest wisely in cybersecurity and maintain regular engagement with security providers. Elliot's contact details and company website information for further assistance. Connect with Us: • Website: Net Is Up 🌐 • Email: [email protected] ✉️ • Subscribe to GrantTalk podcast for more insightful discussions on YouTube, Apple, iHeart, and Spotify 🎧. Stay Safe Online: Be vigilant, report suspicious emails, and maintain updated security measures to protect your digital environment. Thank you for joining us on GrantTalk, and let's stay safe online together! 🛡️🖥️ Subscribe Now: Hit the subscribe button and never miss an episode of GrantTalk for more expert advice on grants, cybersecurity, and business insights. 📲🔔
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In Episode 15 of GrantTalk, host Libby Hikind, founder and CEO of GrantWatch, connects two kindred spirits from Arts Services Inc. of Western New York! 🌟 Jen Swan-Kilpatrick, the director, and Holly Grant, the grants manager, discuss their organization's mission and their critical work in supporting the arts community through grant funding. 🎨✨ With a combined 40 years of experience in the nonprofit arts sector, Jen and Holly provide invaluable insights into the grant application process, their organization's impact, and the importance of accessible funding for small and micro nonprofits and individual artists. 🎭💡 About Arts Services Inc. of Western New York Mission and History: Founded 12 years ago to fill a gap in arts services in Western New York, they provide grants and support to the local arts community, covering multiple counties. Programs and Services: They offer various grants, including capacity building, afterschool programs, and support for individual artists and small nonprofits. They emphasize accessibility and support for applicants, providing training and draft reviews to help applicants succeed. Grant Application Process Review and Approval: Applications are first reviewed for eligibility by staff, then evaluated by a peer review panel of artists and arts administrators. Final recommendations are approved by the board of directors. Common Mistakes: Applicants sometimes fail to read eligibility guidelines or make simple errors in their submissions. The organization encourages applicants to take advantage of information sessions and draft reviews to avoid these mistakes. Tips for Success: Applicants should have a well-formulated idea before applying and ensure their budget and narrative align. Demonstrating the need and potential impact of the grant is important. Impact and Notable Projects Small Grants with Big Impact: Many of their grants are relatively small but can significantly boost the capacity and effectiveness of the recipients. Examples include providing a laptop for a small nonprofit supporting African-American veterans. Diverse Art Forms: They fund a wide range of arts and cultural activities, from public art programs to music recording projects and field trips for students. Partnership with GrantWatch Promotion and Visibility: GrantWatch helps promote Arts Services Inc.'s grants, attracting new applicants and helping them find additional funding opportunities. Mutual Benefits: The partnership enhances the visibility and accessibility of grants for small nonprofits and individual artists in the community. It’s a Wrap Accessible funding for the arts is so important! Partnering with GrantWatch, Arts Services Inc. continues to empower small nonprofits and individual artists, ensuring every community they touch is a thriving and diverse cultural canvas. Tune in to GrantTalk for more inspiring stories and insights into the world of grants. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to the GrantWatch channel for updates on future episodes. You can also listen to the podcast on iHeartRadio. 🎧💖 #GrantTalk #GrantWatch #ArtsServices #NonprofitArts #GrantFunding
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It’s time for another episode of Grant Talk with your host, Libby Hikind, founder and CEO of GrantWatch! Today, we have an inspiring story from Bobbi Donovan, a retired teacher who founded the Sunshine Family Outreach Center in California. 🌞📖 After retiring in 2020, Bobbi dedicated her time to promoting literacy among children in underserved communities. 🚐 The Sunshine Family Bookmobile serves over 300 children, many of whom are newly arrived immigrants. With the nearest library miles away, this mobile library brings books and a love for reading directly to the kids! 🌍📚 Bobbi's journey from teacher to nonprofit leader has been fueled by passion and a little help from GrantWatch! 🌟 Through the platform, she secured $90,000 in grants, starting with a significant donation from the Lisa Libraries in New York. 🏆 🔍 Learn how Bobbi uses AI to enhance her grant writing, while maintaining her unique touch and passion. Plus, learn about the exciting future plans for the Sunshine Family Outreach Center, including a potential tutoring center and more bookmobiles! 🏫🎨 💖 The center's success is a testament to the power of community support and volunteerism. To learn more or make a donation, visit their website: Sunshine Family Outreach Center 🌐 📢 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to our channel for more inspiring stories and grant insights! 👍🗨️🔔 #GrantTalk #SunshineFamilyOutreach #LibbyHikind #GrantWatch #Bookmobile #Literacy #Nonprofit #Inspiration #Volunteerism #AI #Reading #FutureLeaders #MakeADifference
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Welcome to the latest episode of GrantTalk, powered by GrantWatch! 🎙️✨ In this episode, we find Libby Hikind, founder and CEO of GrantWatch and author of "The Queen of Grants," sitting down with Sarah Roberts, Executive Director of the Connie Dwyer Breast Cancer Center. ❤️ 🎤 Sarah shares her organization’s mission to ensure that all women in New Jersey have access to breast health care, including treatment, screenings, follow-up care, and support through fundraising efforts and partnerships. Enjoy Sarah’s narrative of the center’s history. Over the last 20 years, the Connie Dwyer Breast Cancer Center has made a huge impact by expanding access to critical breast health services across New Jersey. They have established two dedicated centers, one at St. Michael’s and the other at Trinitas Regional Medical Center. In addition, they’ve launched a mobile mammography unit in collaboration with the University Hospital in Newark. These initiatives aim to reach underserved communities and provide essential care to those in need. 🌍💗 Flipping the script, the conversation also touches on the importance of building solid relationships with fundees and what Sarah’s grant review committee looks for in a good grant application. ✍️🤝 Honestly, this episode has it all! So, stay tuned as Sarah and Libby discuss the center's journey, impact stories, and the importance of using the GrantWatch database for essential funding. 🌟📊 🎧 Tune in now! 🎧 🗝️ Key Insights: • Building Fundee Relationships • Effective Grant Applications • Utilizing GrantWatch for Funding 🌟💪 Notable Mentions: • Connections for Women and Families) • Pathways Program | Pathways Cooks • Crossroads4Hope • Sister to Sister #GrantTalk #GrantWatch #ConnieDwyerBreastCancerCenter #BreastHealthCare #CommunityImpact #NonProfitSuccess #TheQueenofGrants
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StreeHeat Ministries is Transforming Lives & Communities! 🌟 Welcome to the latest episode of the #GrantTalk Podcast, powered by GrantWatch! 🎙️✨ In this episode, we're exploring the incredible impact StreeHeat Ministries is making for K1-12 kids, the homeless, and families in need. And it's all thanks to their newfound ability to research and apply for grants on GrantWatch! 🌍❤️ Join your host Libby Hikind, the founder and CEO of GrantWatch and author of "The Queen of Grants," as she interviews @georgevaughn8763 from StreeHeat-Ministries, Inc. 🎤📚 George's inspiring story of perseverance and success in the world of grant writing is a testament to the power of dedication and the right resources. 🌟💪 When George and StreeHeat Ministries, Inc, decided to join @Grantwatch, it marked a significant turning point for StreeHeat-Ministries, Inc. With access to extensive resources, including foundation contacts, application processes, and 990 reports, George and his team learned to create grant applications that were pivotal to the success of their mission. Don't miss this episode filled with hope, inspiration, and practical tips for making a difference in your community! 🏘️✨ 🎧 Tune in now! 🎧 🗝️Key Insights: Reapplication Strategy Organizational Tips Maximizing Resources 💵Key Funders: @SmartFinal1 @CityofSedonaAZ #ChicagoBoardofTrade @4imprint @MySmithsGrocery #GrantTalk #GrantWatch #StreeHeatMinistries #CommunityImpact #Grants #NonProfitSuccess #TransformLives #Podcast #thequeenofgrants
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Grant Writing Tips: Be "grant ready" by organizing documents, having a budget, goals, and staff information readily available. Follow the scoring criteria and ensure all materials are comprehensive and well-organized. Utilize technical assistance and attend workshops offered by funders. Community Involvement: Building trust and relationships with community members is crucial. Engage the community through activities like focus groups and local events to gather input and address needs. Consider equity and challenges in different neighborhoods when designing projects.
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In this episode of Grant Talk 🎙️, we sit down with Wayne Jackson, Executive Director of Mercy Medical Free Clinics, to explore their incredible journey in securing essential funding through GrantWatch. Wayne shares how this powerful tool has helped them find and win crucial grants, transforming their ability to provide free medical, dental, and medication support to underserved communities in South Carolina.
Key Takeaways
🔎 Effective Grant Research: Discover how to efficiently navigate GrantWatch to find the most relevant and impactful grants for your nonprofit.
🤝 Building Relationships: Learn the importance of forming and nurturing relationships with local organizations, churches, and businesses to enhance your funding opportunities.
📈 Maximizing Grant Opportunities: Get practical tips on applying for and securing various grants to support your nonprofit’s diverse needs.Tune in to gain valuable insights and strategies that can elevate your grant writing and funding efforts to new heights. Whether you’re new to the nonprofit sector or a seasoned grant writer, this episode is packed with actionable advice to help you succeed.
Keywords: Grant writing, nonprofit funding, Mercy Medical Free Clinics, GrantWatch, community healthcare, building relationships, securing grants, nonprofit strategies.
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In this podcast episode, renowned grant expert Libby Hikind sits down with a recent grant recipient, Kell Chole, to delve into the world of funding opportunities for children in music. 🎵 Libby Hikind, founder of GrantWatch.com, brings her expertise and years of experience in grant research and application to the table. Together with grant winner Kell Chole of the Institute of Traditional Irish Music, they explore the strategies, tips, and resources available for nonprofits interested in pursuing music education and enrichment for the children that they serve. Nonprofits that aim to enrich schools and childrens' programs with music will love the grant application advice in this video, and GrantWatch.com where they can apply for the amazing grants mentioned in the video. START YOUR GRANT SEARCH TODAY! Website https://www.grantwatch.com
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This latest episode of GrantTalk, powered by GrantWatch, is about grants for children with disabilities. CEO and Podcast Host, Libby Hikind hears from Steven Silver, Grants Manager at the Children’s Rehabilitation Institute Teleton USA (CRIT USA). Located in San Antonio, Texas, the Institute provides critical support to children with cerebral palsy and spinal muscular atrophy, among other conditions. In this episode, Steven Silver shares his experience writing winning grants for children with disabilities at CRIT and his tips to help other grant writers achieve his success. Importantly, Steven Silver credits GrantWatch.com as the resource that helped him find the grant that he won: Grants to Texas Nonprofits for Programs that Benefit Children in Eligible Locations.
Steven Silver and Libby Hikind also discuss the challenges of grant writing and the potential role of AI. More life-changing grants for the disabled are just one click away on this page of GrantWatch.com.
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Welcome to Episode 7 of #GrantTalk! In this captivating installment, we sit down with Adam Helman, Executive Director of Guest House Chicago for an illuminating discussion on nonprofit management and grant writing. Dive into the world of nonprofit success as Adam shares invaluable tips, insights, and personal anecdotes from his journey. Learn how The Guest House Chicago navigates the complexities of nonprofit operations while securing essential funding through strategic grant writing. Whether you're a seasoned nonprofit professional or just starting your journey, this episode is packed with practical advice and inspiration to help you make a meaningful impact in your community. Join us now and unlock the keys to nonprofit excellence!
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In this week's episode, Libby Hikind, Founder and CEO of GrantWatch and author of "The Queen of Grants From Teacher to Grant Writer to CEO", chats with Katy Sursa, Director of Community Development at UCP of Arkansas. 🌟 Discover how GrantWatch empowered Katy to secure impactful grants and focus on achievable goals. Tune in to learn about UCP's diverse programs benefiting individuals with learning and developmental disabilities, from preschool initiatives to adult rehabilitation services. Katy shares her journey of rallying her team to secure over $1 million in grant funding, transforming lives with projects like handicap-accessible vehicles and a preschool remodel. Don't miss this insightful episode! ✨ START YOUR GRANT SEARCH TODAY! https://www.grantwatch.com
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Join us for GrantTalk, powered by GrantWatch, with host Libby Hikind, founder and CEO of GrantWatch and author of The Queen of Grants: From Teacher to Grant Writer to CEO! In this week's episode, Libby sits down with Lagrand and Eric Elliott, two of the founders, (along with Dr. Cindy Ayers Elliott) of T.I.M.E. (To Improve Mississippi Economy). Find more grants for Farming and Agriculture here: https://www.grantwatch.com/cat/51/farming-and-agriculture-grants.html In the heart of Jackson, Mississippi, this organization is leading the charge in urban farming! With a 68-acre urban farm and innovative programs like the Farm Academy, Youth Programs, and other Agribusiness initiatives, they are transforming underserved areas into hubs of economic growth.
Tune in as Libby finds out all about how the funded has become the funder, spreading the love with $12 million in funding to span ten cities nationwide. Ready to sow the seeds of change? Tune in to GrantTalk and witness the journey of T.I.M.E. as they cultivate communities and grow futures together!
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On this week's exciting episode of GrantTalk, powered by GrantWatch, Libby Hikind has a one-on-one with Dina Ray, the Director of Development at But God Ministries. Dina takes Libby and her audience through the fascinating history of her faith-based nonprofit, from their start in Haiti, all the way back to the Mississippi Delta.
Dina describes, in vivid detail, the work BGM does to elevate underserved communities, and she even talks about their working model, SPHERES, which they crafted while in Haiti and brought with them to the Mississippi Delta. From Haiti to the Mississippi Delta In 2010, Haiti suffered a devastating earthquake and But God Ministries answered the call. By 2011, this faith-based nonprofit was doing their part to help with sustainable community building projects. By 2016, the organization trekked back to the states to set up shop in the Mississippi Delta. They brought the working model they crafted abroad home and they still employ it today.
They call it SPHERES and it helps them to achieve their goals. Spiritual: Personal spiritual guidance Physical: Physical needs, like medical and dental care H2O: Drilling wells for fresh water Education: School tuition, uniforms, and books Roofs: Building homes and making improvements Economic Development: Jobs and business start ups Soil: Farming and gardening to promote food production The ministry offers help, education, and guidance in all things spiritual, medical, schools, housing, economic relief, and food. This way they build sustainable communities and Dina uses GrantWatch and other sources to create an impressive grant pipeline to help fund all the organization's work. Dina also touches on how she navigates the grant funding landscape to find the grants she needs.
She and Libby cap it off with a discussion about how to cultivate lasting relationships with funders. From BMGs first successful grant for wheelchair ramps to funding for the Montessori School that But God Ministries supports in Jonestown, Mississippi, Dina and her organization have streamlined the grant-seeking process by utilizing the GrantWatch database and all its tools and features.
Libby and Dina also trade secrets, tips, and stories about how to make finding grants on GrantWatch easier. So, settle in and prepare for an unforgettable audio adventure. To Conclude So, tune in to this week's episode of GrantTalk with Libby Hikind and Dina Ray and experience a grant recipient's journey.
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