July 21, 2010
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Don't Go It Alone: Fundraising by Small/One-Person Development Shops Thursday, July 29, 10:00 am-12:00 pm 
Targeted to small or solo fundraising teams, this program brings experts from Cause Effective: Nonprofit Resource Development Center to the Foundation Center to discuss strategies for engaging board members, other staff, and existing supporters as partners in creating a successful fundraising program and increasing your organization's individual donor base. Learn more and register online»
New Course Focuses on What Happens After the Grant Friday, July 30, 9:00 am-4:00 pm 
Securing grant funding from foundations is hard enough — don't make the mistake of taking it easy after your organization has received the grant funds! Good stewardship and proper communications with foundations that support your work are as important as the proposal preparation work you did to get the grant. The Foundation Center's new full-day seminar, After the Grant, focuses on practical techniques for building positive working relationships with funders and managing grant-funded programs efficiently. Read a detailed description and registration information here.
If you work with a New York City nonprofit organization, find out whether you are eligible for a partial scholarship to attend this new course. Fundraising for Independent Film Projects Wednesday, August 4, 6:00-7:30 pm 
If you are an independent filmmaker, you know that money is getting harder and harder to raise. To help you organize your efforts and develop an informed approach to fundraising, the Foundation Center is pleased to present this evening program on the funding opportunities available for film and video projects and the effective presentation techniques needed to make a real impact in a competitive environment. Join us for this in-depth discussion led by your peers.
Follow the New York Library Blog 
Our blog spotlights grantmakers,their grants, and the work of the Foundation Center in New York City and beyond. Check out the most recent additions to our blog:
New Directory of Global Funders  The 10th edition of the Foundation Center's Guide to Funding for International & Foreign Programs has just been published. If your organization is involved in international relief, disaster assistance, human rights, civil liberties, or community development, or other international causes, this directory of 1,900 grantmaker profiles provides the data you need to identfy and pursue appropriate funding sources. It also contains 11,000 descriptions of recently awarded grants totaling over $4 billion. Order this book in July ($125) and get free shipping! Learn more»
Grant Opportunities on the Center's Web Site  Philanthropy News Digest regularly posts new requests for proposals (RFPs) in all areas of nonprofit, scientific, and scholarly work — there's even one for digital fundraising! The following are just a few examples of those available in New York and nationally:
To view the Center's RFP collection or to subscribe to receive RFPs via e-mail for free, visit Requests for Proposals on our web site. Advertise in New York Library News New York Library News is mailed twice a month to almost 34,000 subscribers with an interest in fundraising and philanthropy. For information about our advertising rates, contact Regina Mahone at (212) 807-2499 or rnm@foundationcenter.org. < Announcement >
Announcing Two New Grantseeker Training Courses
 Register now for our two new courses: After the Grant, on July 30, focuses on how to build and maintain relationships with your funders to ensure you continue getting grants; Building a Sustainable Nonprofit Organization, on August 19, shows you the characteristics of a sustainable nonprofit and helps you understand how to develop them in your organization. Both courses will debut in New York City and are applicable for CFRE International points. Register today!
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After the Grant Friday, July 30 $195 per person Save $25 for each additional registration Register now» Coming soon to Washington, DC Grantseeker Training Institute September 20-24 $795 per person Save $25 for each additional registration Register now» Free Classes in Our Learning Center Get ready for foundation fundraising by taking free classes. Sign up beforehand by clicking on the class titles below. Thursday, July 22 Your Board and Fundraising 11:00 am-12:00 pm Introduction to Fundraising Planning 1:00-2:15 pm Introduction to Corporate Giving 3:00-4:00 pm Wednesday, July 28 Grantseeking Basics 11:00 am-12:30 pm Introduction to Foundation Directory Online 1:00-2:00 pm Grantseeking Basics for Individuals in the Arts 5:30-6:30 pm Thursday, July 29 Finding Foundation Support for Your Education 1:00-2:00 pm Getting Started with Foundation Grants to Individuals Online 3:00-4:00 pm Friday, July 30 Grantseeking Basics 4:00-6:00 pm at Brooklyn Public Library, Central Library Wednesday, August 4 Proposal Writing Basics 1:00-2:00 pm Proposal Budgeting Basics 3:00-4:00 pm Thursday, August 5 Before You Seek a Grant: A Checklist for New Nonprofits 11:00 am-12:30 pm Grantseeking Basics 1:00-2:30 pm Additional classes and events through September can be found on our Education and Events calendar. < Advertisement >
 November 3-6, 2010? The American Association of Grant Professionals invites you to attend our 12th Annual National Conference in St. Pete Beach, FL on November 3-6, 2010. There are 70 workshops, plenty of networking opportunities, a GPC Exam, and featured speakers all scheduled at the beautiful Tradewinds Resort. Don’t miss out! Early Registration ends July 31, 2010! Visit GrantProfessionals.org for more information. 
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