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United Way of Navarro County, in partnership with Presbyterian Children’s Homes and Services, will hold a training workshop on Friday, Oct. 28 titled “Grant Writing 101: Applications and Outcomes.” Professor David Pooler of Baylor University’s School of Social Work will co-present the training with Susan Duecy, Independent Grant Writer from Waco.
The workshop will include two topics: grant writing and outcome measures. The session will benefit both non-profits applying for grants and foundations and trust officers reviewing and making grants.
This workshop will take place at the Westminster Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall located at 312 N. 13th Street from 8:30 -11:30 a.m. A registration fee of $10 begins at 8:15 and includes a continental breakfast. Payment is accepted at the door with checks made out to United Way of Navarro County. To pre-register, please reply to Pam.Crawford@pchas.org or call the Presbyterian Child and Family Program at 903-874-2517 and leave a message to RSVP. Registration is also available at the door the day-of.
The workshop is for all Executive Directors and staff, individuals and non-profit agencies in the community. This workshop is a direct response to results of the 2007 Navarro County Community Needs Assessment sponsored by United Way and performed by UTA School of Social Work.
United Way of Navarro County is a local chapter of a national organization that works to improve the quality of life for communities by identifying needs and coordinating appropriate funding and services. Presbyterian Children’s Home and Services is a non-profit ministry in Texas and Louisiana that offers a variety of Christ-centered services to children and families who are experiencing neglect, abuse, abandonment or crisis.
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