Great Grantmaking Series hosted by Philanthropy New
Zealand
In partnership with Dr Genevieve Timmons, Swinburne
Centre for Social Impact, Melbourne
Australia
Great Grantmaking Series
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Session
One : Savvy
Giving Fundamentals for Your Approach
- Balancing
Essentials of Values, Creativity, Practicality & Learning
- Continual
Learning & the Knowledge Wheel
- The
Generosity Ecosystem
- Steps in
the Grantmaking Pathway
- How to
Assess a Funding Proposal
This
session sets up the context for attendees, and establishes reference for the
following sessions.
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Session
Two : Understanding
the Savvy Giving Generosity Ecosystem
- What
does the philanthropy sector in New Zealand look like in 2020?
- Whose
fingerprints are on the work of philanthropy?
- What are the roles and
responsibilities attached to giving programs, and where do you fit?
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Session
Three
: Building relationships that work
for everyone
- Ideal
ingredients for efficient, effective funding relationships
- Managing
power and building trust, using time efficiently
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Session
Four
: Communicating with potential
applicants
- Providing
information for potential applicants, and maintaining positive, open communication
- Communicating
grant application processes, priorities and criteria in a clear and helpful
manner
- Deflecting
or encouraging applications, managing expectations, building trust and a positive reputation
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Session Five : Assessing proposals
- Checklist for assessing a funding
proposal
- Weighing up the chance of successful
outcomes in projects, programmes and services proposed
- Testing
against funding criteria and policies
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Session Six : Scrutinising
the financials of funding proposals
- Assessing
proposed budgets and testing for viability
- Understanding
financial health of the applicant organisations
- How
the financials tell their own story
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Session Seven: Funding
for impact
- Identifying
opportunities for high impact
- Matching
proposals to funder’s strategic goals and objectives
- Working
with communities and people with lived experience
- Supporting
people’s aspirations to lead their own advancement
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