Grant writing teamAt — James Jay Dudley Luce Foundation

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Opportunity Summary 

Students will divide into teams comprised of about 4 members, and then choose from a list of nonprofit partners previously arranged by the instructor. Excitingly, the team will work on a semester-long project and complete an actual grant proposal worthy of submission. Each team will meet with a contact at their chosen nonprofit for 15 minutes a week -- most likely virtually -- for guidance. All students will also be interacting weekly with the course instructor for guidance. Team will submit a 4-page double spaced report about their nonprofit and their experiences working with the nonprofit. The report will include an organizational overview of the nonprofit, the annual budget of the nonprofit, the corpus of the nonprofit, its annual disbursement (a single dollar amount), its areas of interests, its mission, applicable funding targets to which they can apply, and three possible funding targets.

Opportunity Learning Outcomes 

Purpose: Learn best practices in working with community partners on seeking external funding.

Opportunity Training 

Each team will meet with a contact at their chosen nonprofit for 15 minutes a week -- most likely virtually -- for guidance.

Additional risk specific to this opportunity 

Risks are minima as all interaction will be virtual. JJDLF offices are in NYC.

Program 
Service Learning
Location Type 
Remote
Expected Hours 
HoursDuration
40hours per academic term
Students required to have a personal vehicle 
No
Fees students may incur with this opportunity 
No Fees will be incurred by students
This opportunity provides some form of compensation 
No
Opportunity Availability 
Ongoing