Grant
Writing Seminars &
Workshops
for staff, faculty
and administrators from:
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Schools, Colleges, Universities, Government Agencies, Non-Profits, Libraries,
Community
Organizations, Research Institutes, City, County, State Agencies
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About Us
 Edward W.
Wollmann—Workshop Facilitator
Edward Wollmann is the principal grant writing workshop facilitator
for High Impact Grants! Edward has been developing grant proposals for
nonprofit organizations for almost 11 years and has been awarded over $7
million in grant funding.
He has over seven years of grant writing
workshop experience. Over 1,600 students have attended his grant writing
workshops and almost 98 percent of past grant writing workshop attendees have
stated they would recommend his grant writing workshops to others.
Edward’s grant seminars are extremely informative, well attended and
always fun!
Edward’s experience with grant proposal research and
development with federal grant proposals is broad and varied, among them being
the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development Community Development Block
Grants and the Youth Build USA initiatives; the U.S.
Dept. of Health and Human Services Community Services Block Grant and
the Social Services Block Grant procedures and the Compassion
Capital Fund; the Department of Agriculture Rural Business Enterprise
Grants; the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Small Business
Development Center grants; the U.S. Department of Education Office of
Special Education and Rehabilitation Services grants; the Corporation for
National and Community Services (CNCS) AmeriCorps*VISTA program;
the U.S. Dept. of Labor Project With Industry (PWI) , and the U.S. Dept.
of Labor Workforce Investment Act (WIA) grant process.
Edward
has program development and evaluation experience in asset-based community
development; coalition and partnership building; community organizing;
community-based housing; community based participatory research;
community-based transportation; disability rights and education; grants
research and development; grants management & administration; Individual
Development Accounts (IDA); micro-enterprise development; micro-lending program
management; program development & evaluation; social enterprise
development; special events fundraising; strategic planning & development;
supportive housing; vocational rehabilitation; volunteer development; workforce
development; workshop facilitation, and youth mentoring.
Edward is
also the Director of Program Research and Development, at the Ann Arbor Center
for Independent Living, a disability rights, education and advocacy community
organization. He graduated with high honors from Wayne State University,
majoring in Political Science and Urban Economics and has completed two years
of master’s work in Urban Planning, with an emphasis on urban policy
analysis. He is a member of the American Evaluation Association (AEA), focusing
on Community-Based Participatory Evaluation.
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