GLIN==> Project Planning Webcast and Teleconference

["List Manager" <adminpst@great-lakes.net>]

Submitted by Cheryl Mendoza <cheryl@freshwaterfuture.org>

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Freshwater Future's Project Planning Webcast and Teleconference
www.freshwaterfuture.org

Thursday, March 12th, 12:30 - 1:00 EST

Planning to apply for our Spring 2009 Funding Cycle?  Let us help you with 
your proposal by identifying the strategic and necessary aspects of 
successful projects. Lessons learned will be easily transferrable to all 
your group's projects or advocacy related efforts.

Freshwater Future offers two grant programs:

1) Project Grants Program provides grant awards ranging from $500 to $3,500 
U.S. dollars (USD) to be used for specific project expenses such as 
mailings, printing, and meeting supplies for river, lake, and wetland 
protection.

2) Technical Assistance Grants Program provides grant awards ranging from 
$500 to $3,500 USD to be used to hire an outside qualified consultant to 
provide strategy assistance such as organizational development or campaign 
development.

Organizations may apply for both Technical and the Project Grants Program in 
one application. Deadline for Spring cycle grant applications is March 31, 
2009. For more information, go to 
www.freshwaterfuture.org/projectandtech.html

To register for the webcast and teleconference, email Cheryl Mendoza, 
Freshwater Future's Policy and Network Advisor, at 
cheryl@freshwaterfuture.org. 


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