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Am talking with a foundation about: False positive grants: where you make a grant that you shouldn't (have). False negative grants: where you declined an opportunity that you should have funded. Most funders' success is UTTERLY dependent on finding & funding the right orgs, yet in my exp, most funders pay really inadequate attention to getting good at making these decisions. Clearly these are like Type 1 & Type 2 errors respectively. Marc Maxmeister talked once about Type 0 errors - in which the fnd is playing the wrong game entirely and those certainly happen too.

Exciting news for social workers and those who serve the unhoused or at risk population: the 2024 CoC funding round is now open! Please share with your agencies who work to house at risk and unsheltered individuals and families. Creative, new proposals encouraged! This year there is an incredible amount of funding and opportunity to expand care on Long Island, from east Suffolk County to west Nassau County. Housing has been made a major priority of this federal and New York State administration, and although there is still much to be desired, Long Island’s front lines service agencies should not leave anything on the table. Long Island can shelter the unhoused, and this funding can help. I have included the information for new applications below. Please share, and reach out for more information. ? “CoC New Applicants: Projected Funding Available (HUD ARD funding report pending to verify funding rates) Estimated ARD: $14,850,568 Estimated FPRN: $18,000,000 Estimated CoC Bonus: 12% of FPRN or about $2,160,000 Estimated Reallocation: TBD based on voluntary givebacks Local priority for CoC Bonus funds and/or relocation is PSH, as well as projects that propose to serve subpopulations locally identified with significant unmet needs. Persons with Disabilities (PSH) Re-entry Mental health Aging Adults Youth Domestic Violence (DV Bonus) Families with Children PSH, RRH, and TH-RRH projects are eligible for CoC Bonus. PSH that leverages housing and/or healthcare and/or expansion projects are encouraged. Estimated Domestic Violence Bonus: 15% of PPRN or about $2,700,000 RRH and TH-RRH projects that are specifically to serve households that are actively fleeing domestic violence are eligible for DV Bonus. RRH or TH-RRH that leverages housing and/or healthcare and/or expansion projects are encouraged. All completed applications (renewal and new) will be due by September 13, 2024, by 5:00pm.”

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Securing a federal grant can transform your organization, but the application process can be challenging. ODGS, with over 75 years of combined federal grant management experience, assists clients in navigating this complex journey. Our guide will walk you through each step, ensuring you are well-prepared to submit a compelling and compliant funding proposal. Read the full blog at https://lnkd.in/egQKVH_b #GrantApplication #ODGS #FederalGrants

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The 2024-2025 aid year has delayed the start of the financial aid cycle. As a result, financial aid teams are facing short-term pressure to implement effective communications surrounding FAFSA delays and inform students and families during the decision-making process which can feel complicated and intimidating. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gnWsQhDj #FinancialAid #enrollmentmanagement #highereducationleadership

Find out how recent changes to Adult Skills Funding (ASF), including new ESFA funding rates and devolutions, have impacted the funding environment for FE and training providers, in our upcoming funding webinar: https://bit.ly/3ZXqRCs

Find out how recent changes to Adult Skills Funding (ASF), including new ESFA funding rates and devolutions, have impacted the funding environment for FE and training providers, in our upcoming funding webinar: https://bit.ly/3ZXqRCs

ARE YOU GETTING READY FOR A QAFP AND CFP EXAM? If you are please get to know our Program Chair Stephanie Stewart CFP, CLU, CHS, CEA, FMA, TEP. She will help you get prepped to take the exams. Don't miss this opportunity to register. Limited space available. CFP & QAFP June 2024 Exam Preparation Session Date: ?????????????????Thursday May 23, 2024 Time:??????????????????10:00 AM – 11:00 AM (1.0 hour) Format:?????????????Virtual Event Speaker:???????????Stephanie Stewart CFP, CLU, CHS, CEA, FMA, TEP Topic:?????????????????Making your final preparations for your CFP or QAFP exam. Description:???We’ll discuss how to prepare yourself for the exam day and what you need to know so that your exam day will run smoothly such as: ·????????Rules for the test environment.?(Valid Id, water, scrap paper etc..) ·????????Review the exam structure & FP Canada examination blueprint. ·????????Body of knowledge ·????????Standards of professional responsibility ·????????FP Canada resources (Webinar, Study toolkit features) ·????????How to use the remaining time for maximum results Cost:??????????????????Members = Attendance is included with your membership. Non-Members $30.00 + Tax I will be there, will you? https://lnkd.in/gGfhfPGT

This session will provide a comprehensive overview of financial aid for undocumented students in California, highlighting recent updates and ongoing challenges. We will cover the latest changes to the CA Dream Act Application (CADAA), eligibility criteria, and financial aid policies, using data from the California Student Aid Commission’s "Renewing the Dream" report. Additionally, we will discuss the DREAM Act Service Incentive Grant (DSIG), which supports undocumented students through community service, focusing on eligibility, application processes, and the role of cross-departmental collaboration. Attendees will learn best practices for improving financial aid access and maximizing the DSIG program’s impact, fostering a collaborative approach to support undocumented students' success. Webinar 2: Unlocking Financial Aid Opportunities: Maximizing State Financial Aid Programs. When: Tuesday, October 15 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. Registration: https://bit.ly/USAW2024 @castudentaid #USAW2024 #UndocumentedStudentActionWeek #cccforundocu