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Looking to boost your grant writing capabilities or learn essential software skills? The National Grant Foundation offers a range of classes and training sessions tailored for individuals and organizations at minimal cost.
Grant Writing & Finding Grants: Learn how to write successful grant proposals and discover grants that align with your needs.
Software Skills: Master Excel, QuickBooks, Google Sheets, and more.
Marketing & Web Development: Get proficient in email marketing and WordPress.
The National Grant Foundation’s classes are practical, easily understood, and require no prior experience. Each class is conducted in a single session, making it accessible for everyone.
For more details, visit www.grant-foundation.org.
Customized Training: The foundation also offers tailored, in-depth training for individuals or organizations in all aspects of grant writing, fundraising, and marketing, including assistance with current grant proposals. Training is available by the hour and covers subjects like Excel, QuickBooks, WordPress, and more.
Classes are available in the morning, afternoon, and evening, with times listed in Eastern Time. All online classes are accessible nationwide.
For further information, visit www.grant-foundation.org, email info@grant-foundation.org, or call 215-552-0999.
The mission of the National Grant Foundation is to equip individuals and organizations with the skills and best practices needed to successfully identify and apply for attainable grants. The foundation offers a variety of classes in grant writing, fundraising, and nonprofit management, along with general interest classes in software and web development.
News & Updates
The Lock Haven Levee Trail, also known as the William Clinger Riverwalk, is a 2.25-mile paved trail along the Susquehanna River in Lock Haven, Pennsylvania. It's part of the West Branch Susquehanna Greenway.
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The Susquehanna Greenway Partnership is dedicated to helping our communities create, remember, and share stories and experiences of the river. To celebrate their upcoming 25th anniversary in service of this goal, they announced the beginning of their latest project: a coffee table book all about the Susquehanna River and the towns, trails, and humans who make it special! If you or someone you know has a story they would like to share, they are accepting submissions on a continual basis for review. They are collecting stories in all mediums. In addition to the coffee table book, selected stories may be shared across social media platforms and newsletters, giving your work a wider audience and adding to the shared narrative of the river’s importance in our community.
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Additional Grant Opportunities
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ Bureau of Recreation and Conservation assists local governments and recreation and conservation organizations with funding for projects related to: Parks Recreation Conservation Applications for the department’s Community Conservation Partnerships Program grants are accepted once a year. The application period for the recreation and conservation grants opens in January and closes in April each year: Opens: (Third Tuesday of January) Closes: (First Wednesday of April) There are exceptions for ATV and Snowmobile Trails Management Restricted Account Grants, which are conducted during the spring and fall: Spring: Always opens first business day in February and closes the last business day in March. Fall: Always opens first business day in August and closes the last business day in September. Peer and Circuit Rider Grants are open year-round
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