Meet The Funder

Posted on: September 20, 2021

If you are new at applying for grant funding or just want to know a little more bout how ECF works then this is the talk for you.

About this event

This interactive webinar is an opportunity to learn more about ECF if you are thinking of applying for funding. The session will cover:

* How ECF works

* What we look for in an application

* The application journey

* Types of work we can fund

After the presentation there will be an opportunity to ask questions and an open discussion ,sharing best practise between other charitable groups on the call.

Register here. 

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