Creating computer generated graphics has been the hardest part of getting my degree. I appreciate you taking the time to make this video for what seems like a very simple task, and it probably is a simple task for the younger generations. I am not one from of those generations. I did not have computer classes in my high school and college professors assumed I had these skills already when I went to college the first time. Thank you so much!

I love the explanation and connection Dr. Hoefer makes between being an early bird and time traveler as one gets started in the grant writing space.

This was very helpful, Thank you for posting!

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I have learned first time how to create a logic model. Awesome. I had to submit my assignment today. Really helped me. Thank you for making it so simple.

Thank you so much, so useful even six years later :)

God bless you!!!! Thanks!!!!!!! 🥰

Thank you so much! This was very helpful.

It's not boring to watch it's very useful to students like me And this is still useful nowadays 😊

Congratulations Dr. Hoefer! What a great resource.

Thank you! This was very helpful and just made by day a whole lot easier. Much appreciated, sir!

that really helped me a lot.. thanks a LOT

Here's what's in the Table of Contents: 1. Grantwriting and You 2. Grantwriting in the Age of Scarcity 3. Finding Foundation Funding Sources 4. Finding Government Funding Sources 5. Uncovering Need in Your Community 6. Finding and Creating Evidence-based Programs 7. Logic Models 8. Program Evaluation 9. Program Implementation Planning 10. Budgeting 11. Agency Capacity and Capabilities 12. Final Details

thank you so much, this just saved me

Thank you so much Dr. Hoefer! I was struggling to find out how to create this in Powerpoint for class and this was so helpful and easy to follow!

thank you so mucb sir, and how to save it into the thesis, reports etc???

Thank you very much...this helped me to understand so much. I was wondering how i was going to get the model in my assignment. thank you very very much

This is Sonia from your grantwriting class. Thanks for the thoughtful videos.

thank you so much for the video and all the information! I greatly appreciate your work.

This is so true! I remember my case, not really grant writing. I was working under the supervision of someone, and was assigned to write Introduction and Lit Rev. However, I have very little information and direction on what should be covered in this part. I was told the analysis of data and results are there, now we just need the beginning part and Lit Rev. However, I was barely given information about the findings, I have minimum understanding of what broad issues my supervisor would like to cover. It is very hard to work with little communication, support, and little exchanging of ideas. I don't want to spend a lot of time then later have the part deleted or altered significantly , but that still happens.

Very helpful, thank you for posting.

Well done, and I agree!

I like this short video. I will use it in my OB class on the graduate level. Thanks and keep up the good work.

Love that you're sharing grant writing tips in a snackable form!

Thank you so much. This would have taken me hours.

My professor had us watch this, so leadership training programs are teaching this and other real-world techniques to future leaders. This is a great concept, simply described.

This makes a very good point. If the organizational environment encourages learning from mistakes, instead of hiding them, they will have an organization that is less afraid to be more honest, and an organization that learns a lot.

Hi, Flor; The background music is actually titled "Letter of Intent" which seemed too good to be true!

Thanks, Chardunk!

Excellent!

Quick and helpful overview. I like the zooming, panning and even the music. You've really put a lot of work into this one.

Thanks, Flor; I agree that mission drift has gotten a bad rap all the way around. Sometimes it is just showing that current reality no longer fits what the mission has been.

I never thought of nonprofit agency mission drift as being possibly beneficial. It's always been said to be a really bad thing for a nonprofit. But this video makes a lot of sense about how to plan for mission shift as things change for the agency.

I can't wait to take this seminar! It sounds both interesting and useful to me as a social worker.

There is a lot of people turning over in nonprofits--the pay isn't the best and the responsibilities are considerable. But this tip sounds like something I need to put on my "do do" list so people feel more supported. Great video.

This is FANTASTICALLY useful information. I will talk with my web support folks to see which of these ideas we can implement right away, and which we can do over time. Do you consult with agencies who want more detail on your ideas? That would be great!

Such a simple idea, but no body teaches this kind of stuff to people in the field. Thanks for translating research studies into something ordinary educated nonprofit leaders can "get" in less than 5 minutes! I can't wait to watch your other videos!

This is a very clear explanation of what the CAN-DO center can do for nonprofits. I'm looking forward to learning more about the Triple A project, too!

Isn't it? I was astounded to come across that figure a month or so ago.

What?! A third of nonprofits don't have a website? That is shocking!

Great, informative video! Keep up the good work!