Funders don't fund ideas just because they're good. They fund programs that make sense.
In one focused hour, turn the vision in your head into a clearer program, realistic starting numbers and a practical next move—before you spend months building the wrong thing.
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You have the vision. The structure is still fuzzy.
You know who you want to help.
But the idea is still broad and hard to explain in one funder-ready sentence.
You know you need money.
But you do not yet know what the program really costs or what should be funded first.
You keep thinking “grant.”
But you are not sure whether the organization, program, partners and evidence are ready for that step.
One hour. Three decisions. A clearer path forward.
1 · Clarify
Who you serve, what problem you solve and what result the program should create.
2 · Structure
Define one focused program and the basic numbers needed to understand what it will cost.
3 · Move
Know what to work on next instead of leaving with another notebook full of ideas.
This is not a grant-writing class. It is the foundation that needs to exist before grant writing makes sense.
“Not grant-ready” does not always mean “go away.”
A nurse with no previous grant wins lacked many of the things organizations are traditionally told they need. FaithWorks helped identify nonprofit partners that could wrap around the work and strengthen the funding structure.
One grant: more than $100,000 awarded.
Led by Jackie Pruitt
20+ years of executive leadership and strategy behind more than $6M in FaithWorks-supported secured funding.
The point of Vision to Viable is not to make you sound grant-ready. It is to help you make better decisions about what should exist before you pursue money.
Stop carrying the whole vision around in your head.
Give yourself one focused hour to turn it into something you can actually move forward.
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