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New to Applying for Grants? First Steps to Take

Date: March 12

Time: 10am to 12pm noon.

Location: Shore Junction, 19 Northcote Road, Takapuna

Presenter: Stephanie Maitland (Maitland and Associates)

Cost: This fist session is FREE (regular price $45pp)

Bring: Your questions and any sample applications, cover letters or other attachments and information on what you need funding for.

There will be a Chinese translator at this workshop to assist.

Session Overview

This workshop is designed for anyone who is new to applying for grants and not sure where to start. Bring your questions, any sample applications, cover letters and other attachments and information on what you need funding for. This session will provide practical guidance on how to approach grant applications with confidence and clarity.

Key Takeaways

Understand the different types of funding available and how to find them.
Learn how to register on online grant platforms and navigate the application process.
Discover what funders fund and are looking for, including required documents and common expectations.
Set up a simple, effective system to track your applications and progress and manage deadlines.
Gain insights into writing compelling applications that increase your chances of success.

Why Attend?

Enhance your understanding of the grants landscape and where to begin.
Develop the skills to implement a structured and successful grant application process.
Gain practical tools to manage and track your applications efficiently.
Avoid common mistakes that can lead to funding rejections.
Receive guidance on how to tailor your applications to different funders' priorities.

Who Should Attend?

This workshop is ideal for:

Individuals and organisations new to grant writing.
Non-profits, community groups, and small businesses seeking funding.
Anyone looking to develop or enhance their grants programme for long-term success.

Feedback from other attendees:

““It was great to be able to ask questions from an expert,”

“The information was broken down into simple, easy-to-understand steps.”

“Simple clear explanations.”

“Everything was great. I'm new to fundraising.”

“Stephanie kept a good pace, emphasizing essentials and tips really well.”