How to Write a 2-Page Grant Proposal …and apply for funding immediately!

Don’t change your story. Change your approach.

Grant proposals are a great tool for generating interest in your program and for funding your charitable work. Wiithout proper guidance, however, there’s a lot of opportunity for mistakes. 

This workshop was developed to help non-grant-writers create a mini proposal quickly and easily. Join us to discover the most common mistakes made when seeking funding and how to avoid them! During our short time together, you’ll learn:

How to prepare a 2-page grant proposal. You’ll learn the format grant-writers use, including the number of (micro) paragraphs you’ll need.
How to ensure your proposal is worth reading. You’ll learn the top 3 things to “NEVER” do, and the top 3 things to “ALWAYS” do when writing your 2-pager.
How to use a streamlined grant application process. From beginner to pro. You’ll learn the secret to accurately applying for 10 grants in one hour.
*ALL attendees completing SCORE’s survey will receive Cheryl’s 2- page proposal demo and a list of grants from global and U.S. charitable programs.

About Our Instructor

Cheryl Smith, MPA is the CEO of Dewlyn Nonprofit Services, a Metro Atlanta based nonprofit consulting firm, where she helps US nonprofit organizations build sustainability through training, coaching, and grant-writing.

Cheryl is the author of the book, "21 Ways to Fund a Nonprofit," as well as a member of the American Grant Writers' Association; a nonprofit trainer for SCORE serving the North Metro Atlanta Counties; a guest speaker/trainer for Point University, the Cobb Collaborative, World Changers Church; and, she supports nonprofits reaching out to Georgia's Small Business Development Centers.

Originally from Michigan, Cheryl earned her Bachelor's degree from Michigan State University and completed her Master's Degree in Public Administration with a concentration in Nonprofit Administration from Kennesaw State University in Georgia. As a champion for the nonprofit community, Cheryl trains hundreds of nonprofit organizations each year, and she has successfully secured millions of dollars in government and private foundation grants for organizations that she has aligned with. Broadly, Cheryl's specialty is building capacity in people and organizations, helping each to reach their highest and best potential.