So you want to get a grant. The Library of Michigan is putting on workshop series on grant writing this May with Karren Reish as the facilitator. “Grant Writing 101 - How to Craft a Great Proposal” will cover understanding funder priorities, planning a project and writing a proposal that showcases your project and abilities. How can you meet grant funder expectations when you apply for a grant? What do they need to see in your application? What can you learn from their program priorities? What will get your application flagged in the wrong way? Come learn about how the grant application and review process work and how that impacts your interactions with potential funders. Bring grant ideas to discuss and learn good grant application habits. Be prepared to review sample proposals!

The workshop will be held in 4 locations and are each from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Wednesday, April 29^th- Peter White Public Library – Marquette
Friday, May 1^st – Kentwood Branch, Kent District Library – Kentwood
Monday, May 4^th – Otsego County Library – Gaylord
Wednesday May 6^th – Southfield Public Library – Southfield

Registration is $20 and covers a morning snack and lunch. Registration is open now.

We hope to see you there!

Karren Reish

Library Grants Coordinator

Library of Michigan

517-241-0021

https://www.michigan.gov/lsta

https://www.michigan.gov/sl21

February is Career and Technical Education Month in Michigan