All needs funded instead   of always needing funds

• Start and maintain your own ‘money machine’ that will produce reliable, on-going, long-term revenues via trust funds and other financial instruments which create interest income in perpetuity.
  
  
• Start and maintain your ‘four-cylinder funding engine’: fundraising (special events and products), grantsmanship (soliciting grants from public and private sector donors), planned gifts (annuities, charitable remainder trusts, real estate, art collections), and corporate sponsorships.
  
  
• Create a written Funding Development Plan to serve as your financial marching orders.
  
  
• Actually ‘rough out’ a large portion of your initial grant proposal after learning the seven critical elements of a successful grant proposal.
  
  
• Identify over a hundred viable grant donors and corporate sponsors for your unique organization's projects and programs.
  
  
• Analyze and restructure existing fundraising projects to improve their ease and yields while reducing the manpower requirements.
  
  
• Analyze, reorganize, and energize your Board of Trustees to cure devisiveness, mixed agendas, and lack of consensus.
  
  
• Do a simple ‘makeover’ to your by-laws that will create new organizational synergy.
  
  
• Learn some simple tips for unlocking stores of unlimited ‘in-kind’ gifts and sponsorships.
  
  
• Learn long-term strategies and short term tactics for submitting proposals and requests.
  
  
• Discover the funding ‘maps’ available to us all at libraries, bookstores, and on the world wide web.
  
  
• Formulate your own action plan with specific action steps, deadlines, and resources so you may ‘hit the ground running’ upon your return from the workshop.