Have a great idea but not sure how to fund it?

This beginner-friendly class breaks down the basics of grant writing in a way that’s practical, approachable, and designed for real people.

Whether you’re working on a community project, small business idea, educational program, or creative initiative, you’ll learn how to find relevant grants, understand what funders are actually looking for, and turn your ideas into a clear, compelling proposal.

We’ll cover how to:
-Identify grants that are a good fit for small-scale projects
-Clearly define your project goals and outcomes
-Build a simple, realistic budget
-Avoid common mistakes that lead to rejection

You’ll also get examples and tips you can immediately apply—no prior experience needed.

This class is especially helpful for individuals, educators, small business owners, and community organizers who want to start small, think strategically, and increase their chances of getting funded.

About the instructor:

Taught by published honeybee researcher, second-generation Master Beekeeper Carmen Joyce with NoogaHoneyPot. Carmen manages 35-40 hives year round, collects swarms, conducts honeybee removals, and speaks at honeybee events.