Getting the Capital Funding You Need in 2016 (CDP261B)

Get Insider Tips, Tricks and Expert Advice on How to Obtain Capital Funding in 2016

Many believe that all the capital funding has dried up. Not so; however, the private and federal funders are more and more loosening their funding priorities to provide capital funding. And, collaborative, both private and federal funders, are now looking forward  to offer capital funding for modern issues such as minority/higher education achievement, homeless, manufacturing innovations and creative placemaking.

In order to secure these capital funds, grant seekers require to know what to include in their applications while reaching out, where to look for it, and what to say when reaching out to decision-makers. Did you know that the Health and Human Services Department's (HHS') Youth Homeless grants have a special fund set aside for capital projects? The grants have a broad eligibility; however, it must be used to address the needs of homeless, disconnected or street youth. And, the funding can be leveraged with other community support to help with major, blockbuster projects.

These are the types of hidden details that will be revealed in this session by expert speaker Frank Klimko. This myth-busting and informative session will educate grant seekers on how to shake the money tree to obtain funding for capital or building projects. It will include a special section on how to furnish the grants application to really get at the front of the line. Frank will offer you insider tips, application tricks and expert advice to help with the application.

What Will You Learn?

• Capital funding programs: who is offering?
• How to find those outside-the-box opportunities
• How to follow the funding?
• How to secure the funding by positioning your nonprofit?
• Partnerships to be formed at present

Session Highlights:

• The federal opportunities available right now at various federal agencies, like Agriculture Departments, Health and Human Services, Housing and Urban Development, labor and The National Endowment for the Arts and Education.
• How existing Programs/Foundations are Expanding Into Capital Funding.
• Outside-the Box Opportunities at the Private and Federal Funding Levels.
• Private Funding Opportunities Including Small Family Philanthropic Efforts And Big Name Foundations.
• Funding provided by Corporations.
• Local and State Funding Sources, Including Trickle-Down Funds From Federal Grants.
• Ways to make full use of Community Development Financial institutions. They are special institutions dedicated to neighborhood revitalization.
• Where Funding Is Headed for Trendy Issues.
• Proven Ways to Get Involved in Community-Wide Funding Efforts.
• Potential New Funding Programs details.
• Building The Right Partnerships.

Who should attend?

• Affinity Groups
• Branding Specialists
• Child Health Services Departments
• Child Nutrition Advocates
• Child Obesity Advocates
• Cities
• Colleges
• Community Action Agencies
• Community and Neighborhood Associations
• Community Foundations
• Education Departments
• Educators
• For-Profits
• Foster Care Service Providers
• Foundations
• Grant Writers
• Gyms
• Hospital Children's Departments
• Juvenile Correctional Associations
• Maternal Health Providers
• Outdoor Recreation Centers-Playgrounds
• Pediatricians
• Philanthropic Organizations
• Private Funding Match Providers
• Recreation Centers
• Regional Foundations
• School Districts 
• School Funding Officers
• Skateparks
• TANF Agencies
• Teachers
• Youth Centers
• Youth Market Specialists

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