Join us in102 Hynes Hall at Kean University on Thursday, March 26th for a hands-on, participatory grant writing workshop.
The New Jersey Arts and Culture Renewal Fund invites you to a free, participatory grant writing workshop on Thursday, March 26th at Kean University in Union, NJ. This session is designed for leaders, administrators and volunteers at small to mid-sized arts, culture, and history organizations. Lunch will be served.
What to Expect
This grant writing workshop goes beyond the basics to help participants develop compelling narratives that align with funder goals. The content will provide essential skills for researching, planning, and writing better proposals. The grant evaluation process will be discussed in depth, with opportunities for interactive exercises and discussion of real-life examples.
When:
Thursday, March 26 from 9:30am – 12:30pm
Where:
Kean University, Hynes 102 at Hynes Hall,
1011 Morris Ave, Union, NJ 07083
Who:
Leaders, administrators and volunteers responsible for fundraising within arts, culture and history organizations in New Jersey
Cost:
Free, but registration required. Space is limited.
REGISTER HERE
Free parking is available, and the location is accessible by public transportation. Futher location details will be provided upon registration.
Our Facilitators
Our session will be facilitated by experienced leaders in the arts and culture field with expertise in grants administration and fundraising.
Lynne Toye, Executive Director of the New Jersey Arts and Culture Renewal Fund
Amy Curry, Executive Director of the Morris County Historical Society
Additional support will be provided by Pria Dahiya, Development and Communications Associate with New Jersey Arts and Culture Renewal Fund and assistance from Gina Beviglia, Program Officer at the F.M. Kirby Foundation.
This program is presented in partnership with the F.M. Kirby Foundation. This program is presented in part by funding from the New Jerset State Council On the Arts.
