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GrantTalk: Listen to Grant Success Stories and Grant Funders
GrantTalk explores the positive impact grants have on people, communities, and programs. We talk to nonprofit leaders, business executives, and development directors who have navigated the grant application process, sharing their challenges and triumphs. Our podcast also features conversations with a variety of funding sources (grantmakers), offering insights into what they look for in successful grant applications. Join us on GrantTalk to hear inspiring stories and gain valuable tips for making a difference through grants.
GrantTalk explores the positive impact grants have on people, communities, and programs. We talk to nonprofit leaders, business executives, and development directors who have navigated the grant application process, sharing their challenges and triumphs. Our podcast also features conversations with a variety of funding sources (grantmakers), offering insights into what they look for in successful grant applications. Join us on GrantTalk to hear inspiring stories and gain valuable tips for making a difference through grants.
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Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
every 26 days
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
20 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
59 Folgen
seit 11. März 2024
episodic
NEUESTE FOLGEN 🔗
Interested in fellowship grants for medical research? In GrantTalk Episode 57, Libby Hikind, Founder and CEO of GrantWatch, sits down with Laura Douglas, Grant Program Manager at the Arthritis National Research Foundation (ANRF), to discuss how fellowship funding helps advance arthritis and autoimm…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
How can a small community secure funding for life-saving equipment, major community projects, and long-term growth?
In this episode of Grant Talk, host Libby Hikind sits down with City Manager, Jessica Garcia, and Fire Chief, Cory Snowgren, to discuss how the City of Denison has successfully used…
What happens when horses become healers? In this episode of GrantTalk, hosted by GrantWatch Founder and CEO Libby Hikind, we sit down with Day Iseminger of Woerth It Hollow, a nonprofit helping veterans and individuals with disabilities through equine-assisted programs, farming activities, and volu…
In this episode of GrantTalk, Libby Hikind, founder and CEO of GrantWatch, sits down with Margaret Leverett, President of the Board of Directors of the CHC Foundation, to reveal what funders really look for when reviewing grant applications. If you have ever wondered why some grants get funded whil…
n this episode of GrantTalk, GrantWatch Founder & CEO Libby Hikind sits down with Mike Chamberlain, CEO of the Grant Professionals Association (GPA), to uncover what it really takes to succeed in grant writing. They discuss how grant professionals find the right funding opportunities, why match…
What does it really take to get funding as a woman entrepreneur and how do you know if you’re ready? In this episode of GrantTalk, host Libby Hikind, founder of GrantWatch.com, speaks with Soon Hagerty, co-founder of Boundless Futures Foundation, a nonprofit awarding $10,000–$30,000 grants to early…
Welcome to another captivating episode of GrantTalk, powered by GrantWatch, with your host Libby Hikind! Join us as we explore grants and grant writing from every angle. In today’s episode, we are joined by Dina Ray, the Director of Development at But God Ministries. Dina tells us all about the wo…
🌲 Discover the Power of Trails with Trans Canada Trail on GrantTalk! 🌄 Join host Libby Hikind, founder of GrantWatch.com and author of The Queen of Grants, as she dives into the world of trail funding with Ainsley Monroe and Heidi Tillmanns from Trans Canada Trail. Learn how this organization suppo…
Calling all arctic wildlife enthusiasts! ❄️☃️🐻❄️ ➡️ In this episode of GrantTalk, Libby Hikind, founder and CEO of GrantWatch and author of The Queen of Grants, sits down with Elisabeth Kruger, Manager of Arctic Wildlife at the World Wildlife Fund, to uncover how enthusiasts of arctic wildlife, ha…
What happens when creativity meets community? 🎨🩰
➡️ In this episode of GrantTalk, Libby Hikind, founder and CEO of GrantWatch and author of The Queen of Grants, sits down with Patty Eljaiek, Grants Coordinator for the Huntington Arts Council, to uncover how arts funding transforms lives, fuels lo…
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