AAHI recently hosted the “Tackling Grant Budgets”
workshop on Tuesday, December 3rd. This was the fourth workshop in
our Empowering Community Health Organizations (E.C.H.O.) Project, which provides
practical and professional workshops designed to build the capacity and
sustainability of community organizations that serve Asian Americans in
Montgomery County.
The workshop was led by Kathleen Sheedy, Grants and Acquisition Manager for Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services, who presented how to develop a realistic grant budget that will strengthen a grant proposal. Attendees learned the importance of developing a practical budget that can help build trust with a funder and demonstrate a good return on investment. There were over 30 attendees representing about a dozen organizations from the community. We want to thank our speaker, attendees, health promoters, steering committee, and staff for making this a successful event!
The workshop was led by Kathleen Sheedy, Grants and Acquisition Manager for Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services, who presented how to develop a realistic grant budget that will strengthen a grant proposal. Attendees learned the importance of developing a practical budget that can help build trust with a funder and demonstrate a good return on investment. There were over 30 attendees representing about a dozen organizations from the community. We want to thank our speaker, attendees, health promoters, steering committee, and staff for making this a successful event!
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| 12-03-12 ECHO #4 |
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