Dawn Martz, Foellinger Program Officer and Mike Stone, Consultant provided two workshops at ACPL December 15th on the basics of developing a logic model.
Locally Foellinger Foundation is the only foundation currently requiring a logic model in a grant application.
Because logic models are useful in developing a nonprofit’s program activities with clear, measurable outcomes, we recommend you become familiar with the process.
Is your organization submitting a Foellinger Foundation Community Interests grant application on February 6, 2012? Do you need help with the Foundation’s Logic Model? If you answered yes to both questions, then one of these workshops is for you! Please register to attend at the appropriate link below. Light refreshments will be provided. Not applying to [...]
Does your organization view the proposal writing process goal as getting the check? Or as developing a relationship with a funder and the community? Why does what happens “after the grant” matter? Space is still available. Sign up to attend our August 23@4: After the Grant August 23rd at 4:00 at the Allen County Public [...]
Congratulations! You’ve been awarded a grant! So, now what? Wait. We’re getting married? Are we even in a relationship? August 23@4: After the Grant Event Type: For Nonprofits Date: 8/23/2011 Start Time: 4:00 PM End Time: 5:00 PM Description: This month you’ll discover tools and resources to use “after the grant.” How an organization manages [...]
Center for What Works Outcome Portal The Center for What Works’ mission is to guide foundations, nonprofits, and communities to higher results, enabling them to define, track, achieve, improve and communicate tangible accomplishments. Enhancing Program Performance with Logic Models From University of Wisconsin Extension, a live interactive course, also available as a 216 page downloadable [...]
Dawn Martz, Foellinger Program Officer and Mike Stone, Consultant provided two workshops at ACPL June 28th on the basics of developing a logic model. Locally Foellinger Foundation is currently the only foundation which requires a logic model to be included in a grant application, but logic models are useful in developing a nonprofit’s program activities [...]
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Purpose, Strategy, Operations and Governance by Mark Light “Good things only happen when planned; bad things happen on their own.” – Philip Crosby (excerpted from preface) While directly addressing the challenges that nonprofit leadership face in strategic planning and measurement, Mark Light gives readers a quick, practical way to address the fundamental organizational questions: Why? [...]
