Join us for one hour kick-off Proposal Writing “Fireside Chat” facilitated by our Executive in Residence, Don Crocker!
Are you a beginner or struggling grant proposal writer? Or maybe you’ve been writing grant proposals for a while but think you could do a better job or have more success? With a clear understanding of the grant proposal writing and the wide range of proposal review processes, even the least experienced proposal writers can put together competitive, compelling grant proposals and increase their success.
Join us for one hour kick-off Proposal Writing “Fireside Chat” on May 20th from 11 am to 12 Noon, facilitated by our Executive in Residence, Don Crocker. Don has written hundreds (maybe thousands?) of successful grant proposals but learned the hard way with many missteps at the start. We will explore many of the challenges of writing a successful proposal and identify some strategies for reducing wasted time and increasing your grant proposal writing success.
For those who are interested, we will design a “learning circle” on proposal writing for the year ahead, focusing on your interests. Learning Circles bring us together as professionals to strengthen our effectiveness and success. These learning circles will be experience-based and action-oriented, and through this shared experience, participants form bonds that deepen support, growth, and success. Register now to take advantage of this incredible opportunity!
About the Facilitator
Don Crocker
Executive in Residence, Grunin Foundation
Managing Partner/CEO, CadencePace Partners
Don is a nationally renowned leader who brings passion, warmth, and a sense of humor to his work in our sector. After navigating early work experiences as a special educator, and in the corporate and government worlds, Don found his niche in nonprofit and philanthropic leadership.
Don has successfully led four nonprofit organizations, most recently serving as the CEO of the Support Center/Partnership in Philanthropy in New York City, and as a Board member of Grantmakers for Effective Organizations (GEO) in Washington, DC. He currently is a senior advisor and coach to a few select nonprofit CEOs and foundation leaders and serves on the membership committee at Exponent Philanthropy in Washington, DC. Don has also worked as an affiliated consultant with BoardSource, the national organization supporting nonprofit and philanthropic governance.
In his role as Executive in Residence at the Grunin Foundation, Don supports Central Jersey Shore nonprofit organizations in the areas of leadership and team building, succession planning and executive transition, and organizational assessment and capacity. For more information on Don’s experience and background, visit his profile on LinkedIn.