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1 person is interested
Non-Profit Grant Writer
ORGANIZATION: BROWN GIRLS READ BOOK CLUB
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1 person is interested
The Grant Writer will prospect and generate new grant proposals for Brown Girls Read Book Club. The candidate should have a proven track record in producing successful grant proposals from $2,000 and higher, excellent writing and communication skills and the ability to work in a collaborative work environment. The Grant Writer will work closely with the Program Director and Treasurer to manage prospect research, develop letters of inquiries and proposals, and produce narrative for grants. The Grant Writer will develop a deep understanding of Brown Girls Read Book Club funding needs and potential funding needs.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Developing and writing grant requests including letters of inquiry and full proposals to foundations, corporations and other grant-making organizations, persuasively communicating Brown Girls Read Book Club mission to potential funders.
- Coordinate with Brown Girls Read Book Club staff to develop content and specific requests for grant proposals.
- Develop and maintain strong relationships with funders.
- Research and Identify new potential funders including foundations, state and federal sources, corporate and individual funders.
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About BROWN GIRLS READ BOOK CLUB
Location:
1420 Washington Ste 301, Detroit, MI 48226, US
Mission Statement
Brown Girls Read is and book club/mentoring program aim to increase adolescent literacy and empower our youth in the community. Our program strives to provide workshops that are both fun and educational where members learn essay writing, tips for applying to college, best practices for obtaining financial aid, money management and more. To keep the seminars interesting and relevant. The ability to read, write and communicate connects people and empowers them to achieve to the highest level possible. Members are divided into groups base on age and grade level. Group Yellow- ages 7-9 Group Orange- ages 10-12 Group Green- ages 13-15
Description
Our goals are to establish an effective learning program for our members that will increase their ability to be successful communicators. We believe that books and social skills have the incredible ability to teach, build communities, inspire individuals and change lives. Once youth have experience a true connection with a book that resonated with their own lives they are primed to become life-long readers.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
1420 Washington Blvd Ste 301Detroit, MI 48226
DATE POSTED
February 5, 2017
SKILLS
- Mentoring
- Literacy / Reading
- Reading / Writing
- General Education
- Tutoring
GOOD FOR
- Kids
- Teens
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 25