Now that You've Met the Funders, What Next?

Lunch with Tobey Goldfarb, A to Be Partners LLC

In this workshop Tobey will discuss:

 • Creating a Grant Plan: Determining grants readiness; Types of grant funding; Appropriate funding targets and timelines; Capacity needed.
• Finding, Prioritizing, and Tracking Opportunities: Sources for identifying and researching Foundation prospects; Prioritizing opportunities; Keeping track of it all.
• Cultivating and Stewarding Foundation Relationships: How to build relationships with foundations, even when unsolicited proposals are not accepted; reporting and communicating impact. 

Registration inlcudes a tranditional Scandinavian lunch, which includes vegetarian options. Please let us know if you have food alergies. 

This event is now sold out.

About the Presenter

An attorney by training, Tobey has always been drawn to social justice work. Over time, she found that the structured, persuasive writing of legal briefs and memoranda could be humanized and translated into a key piece of successful non-profit fundraising strategies. As demand for this skill set continues to grow, Tobey has carved out a consulting niche helping community-based organizations tell their stories to funders and supporters in compelling ways. She has worked with local, national and international organizations to communicate impact, build relationships and inspire ongoing engagement. Tobey is an instructor in the WVDO/PSU Professional Certificate in Fundraising Program, and teaches Case Development. Tobey has an LL.M. from American University's Washington College of Law, a J.D. from California Western School of Law, and a B.A. from the College of Wooster. She is also a certified Community Mediator and Domestic Violence Advocate, and a member of the State Bar of California.

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