I’m looking into learning Grant Writing Proposals and keep getting routed to ed2go websites. From the BBB reviews, I don’t believe this is the best type of schooling. Does anyone have suggestions as to where they went for this type of education? My next step is to call local colleges and speak to advisors. Thanks for any information or help you can provide.

I’m looking into learning Grant Writing Proposals and keep getting routed to ed2go websites. From the BBB reviews, I don’t believe this is the best type of schooling. Does anyone have suggestions as to where they went for this type of education? My next step is to call local colleges and speak to advisors. Thanks for any information or help you can provide.

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  1. Ashley Dalzell

    grantwritingandfunding.com

    Great program you can do remotely and well connected with the grant writing community/industry

  2. Anonymous

    Thank you!

  3. Joan Williams, Senior Talent Acquisition Specialist

    I'm interested to see responses - a while back someone posted a ".org" website for this and I failed to capture that info.

    If you're out there, please repost that info.

  4. Anonymous

    FGB should not be used as a political platform.

  5. Anonymous

    How is my question related to a political platform?

  6. Anonymous

    I bet there are a lot of resources- some online, some through traditional education programs. Something else to consider- I'd also recommend (as this is how I came to it)- if there is an industry you're interested in, there are typically recommendations for where to learn grant writing for that industry too. One example is at the local and state level, there can be regional chapters of [arts] associations and/or foundations. Those places either offer [lower cost] training or mentorship with references of where to learn more---and/or could give you direct advice on where to learn these skills that help in that industry. Good luck!

  7. Ellen J. Webb

    I’ve been looking into grant writing too and totally get how confusing it can be to find reliable info. Some of those sites just send you in circles. I ended up working on my general writing skills first and found https://kingessays.com/ helpful for getting feedback on drafts and learning how to structure things clearly. It’s not specific to grant writing, but it gave me a stronger foundation and made the process feel a lot less overwhelming. If you’re trying to build confidence with writing in general, it might be worth checking out.

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