Funding is a challenge for every organization but there are special challenges for Central Valley nonprofits. Many are “small shop” operations with staff spread thin among the many tasks required to run programs as well as operations. And while their programs are in demand, the services offered don’t always grab the attention of big funders.With so many tasks pulling on the attention of staff members is it worth it to compete for larger grants from major foundations and corporations?
This paper explores the value of big grants and how Valley nonprofits can reposition their programs and organizations to improve their chances of winning big grants.
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About the Author
Claire Thomas has devoted 17 years to planning, creating, writing, and delivering communications that connect with audiences and motivate action—especially giving. During her fundraising career, she raised over $23 million for local, national and international nonprofits. Claire is now a consultant and writer specializing donor communications; web and online marketing; grants, direct mail; and branding. She designs and delivers workshops on the topics of integrated communications, impact stories, and winning grants.
About the Great Valley Center
The Great Valley Center is a nonprofit organization working in partnership with the University of California, Merced to improve the social, economic and environmental well-being of California’s Great Central Valley.
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