About this Event
Got a creative idea for your community but don’t know how to fund it?
This free, beginner-friendly workshop is for grassroots organizers, artists, and local residents who want to bring their ideas to life—but feel overwhelmed by the grant process or have struggled to get funding in the past.
Led by , photographer, community organizer, and grant writer who has secured over $800,000 in funding in the last few years for arts and community projects, this session will help you:
- Understand the types of grants available
- Learn how to plan and communicate your project clearly
- Discover what funders are looking for
- Avoid common mistakes in applications
- Gain confidence in your ability to apply
Whether you’re planning an art project, community event, or grassroots initiative—this workshop will help you take the first step towards securing funding.
This is Part One of a two-part grant writing workshop series.
Part Two will be a smaller, more hands-on session focused on developing actual applications. Participants will get personalized support to flesh out their ideas, draft key sections, and receive feedback.
Attendance at Part One is encouraged, but not required to join Part Two. Attendees of Part One will receive priority registration.
Who Should Attend?
- You’ve never written a grant before
- You’ve applied but haven’t been successful
- You have a creative idea but don’t know where to start
- You want to bring something to your neighbourhood, community, or city
Workshop Details
📍 Location:
Alcove Beltline
1040 8 Street SW
Please note: The venue has steps at the entrance and is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible at this time.
🗓️ Date & Time:
November 12, 2025
6 pm - 8 pm
👥 Group Size:
Limited to 20 participants to keep the session intimate and interactive.
💸 Cost:
Free – Registration required.
🎨 What’s Provided:
Stationary, worksheets, and light snacks.
Feel free to bring a laptop, but it isn't required.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
1040 8 St SW, 1040 8 Street Southwest, Calgary, Canada
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