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Grant Writing Workshops | Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Community and Economic Development There are no upcoming events scheduled. Please check back later for updates. Securing funding takes more than a great idea.
It takes a strong proposal, a clear plan, and the confidence to ask. Our Grant Writing Workshops help community leaders, nonprofits, and local governments build the skills to turn good ideas into successful grant applications. Whether you're brand new to grants or looking for a refresher, these workshops offer practical guidance you can put to work right away.
Workshop Options We offer two workshop formats to match your experience and goals: A 3-hour, beginner-friendly session designed for individuals and teams who are new to grant writing or want to strengthen their skills.
Understand common grant funding challenges Plan projects before you write Find and assess potential funders Identify the core components of a successful proposal Write clearly and persuasively This workshop is especially helpful for nonprofits, local governments, schools, and community organizations just beginning their grant journey.
A 6-hour advanced workshop, offered over two half-days, for participants ready to take their grant skills to the next level. Boot Camp covers proposal components in greater depth and provides hands-on coaching throughout the process.
• Draft a letter of inquiry • Create measurable goals and objectives • Build a logic model for program planning • Develop an evaluation plan that aligns with their objectives Boot Camp is best suited for participants with a draft proposal or some prior grant experience.
Who's It For These workshops are a great fit for: Nonprofit staff and volunteers Local government professionals School administrators or education program leaders Community coalitions or task forces Anyone with a project idea who wants to secure funding No prior grant experience is required for Grant Writing 101. Boot Camp is best suited for participants with a draft proposal or some prior experience.
How to Host a Workshop in Your Community We regularly partner with: Economic development groups Regional planning organizations Nonprofit networks and community foundations Contact Lindsay Henderson at lindsayh@iastate. edu or call (515) 835-6605 to discuss options. Need Help Defining the Projects You Want to Fund?
Before you write a grant, it helps to know what you're working toward. Our facilitation team helps local governments, nonprofits, and boards clarify their priorities and map out what matters most. Whether you're setting annual goals or building a long-term strategy, we'll help you create a plan that supports funding success and local action.
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