Upcoming Webcasts

Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A): Positioning Your Community for Competitive Funding
Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A): Positioning Your Community for Competitive Funding

Upcoming: Apr 08, 2026 at 2:00PM EST

Is your community ready to improve roadway safety and strengthen transportation infrastructure? Join Grants Office for an in-depth Grantscast on the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program — a federal funding opportunity designed to help local governments develop and implement comprehensive safety action plans that save lives.

 

SS4A provides funding for planning and implementation projects aimed at improving roadway safety for drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and all roadway users.

 

In this webinar, we’ll explore:

• Why SS4A funding is a critical opportunity for local governments and regional partners

• Who is eligible, including municipalities, counties, tribal governments, and Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs)

• What SS4A funds, from safety action plans and data analysis to infrastructure and demonstration projects

• Key program components, anticipated timelines, and application considerations

• Practical strategies to strengthen your proposal and align with the Department of Transportation (DOT) priorities

 

This session is ideal for local leaders, transportation officials, planners, and grant professionals preparing to pursue SS4A funding. You’ll walk away with actionable insights, planning considerations, and strategic guidance to help your community submit a stronger, more competitive application.

And if you need assistance, Grants Office is here to help. Email your completed SS4A Application Workbook (available once you complete the form to the right) to [email protected] for next steps. 

Beyond the Basics: Advanced Grant Strategy and Competitive Positioning
Beyond the Basics: Advanced Grant Strategy and Competitive Positioning

Upcoming: Apr 15, 2026 at 2:00PM EST

Designed for experienced grantseekers, this advanced webinar focuses on strategic approaches that strengthen competitiveness and improve funding outcomes. Rather than covering introductory content, this session applies expert-level grant strategy, funder alignment, positioning, and long-term planning to maximize success rates.

In this session, we’ll cover:

  • Aligning proposals with funder priorities and review criteria
  • Common weaknesses reviewers identify — and how to address them
  • Leveraging partnerships and collaborations strategically
  • Building a sustainable grant pipeline beyond a single opportunity

Participants will leave with actionable strategies to refine their approach, strengthen proposal quality, and improve long-term funding success.

Improving Undergraduate STEM Education (IUSE): Strategies to Strengthen Your Proposal
Improving Undergraduate STEM Education (IUSE): Strategies to Strengthen Your Proposal

Upcoming: Apr 21, 2026 at 2:00PM EST

Are you looking to enhance undergraduate STEM learning, broaden participation, and drive institutional innovation? Join Grants Office for an in-depth webinar on the Improving Undergraduate STEM Education (IUSE) programs — two federal funding opportunities from the National Science Foundation that supports evidence-based approaches to strengthen STEM teaching and learning at two- and four-year institutions.

IUSE supports projects that advance student success in STEM fields through curriculum development, faculty development, institutional capacity building, and research on effective teaching practices.

In this FREE webinar, we’ll cover:

• Why IUSE is a critical opportunity for higher education institutions
• Who is eligible, including two-year colleges, four-year institutions, and academic partnerships
• What IUSE funds, from course redesign and student success initiatives to institutional transformation efforts
• Key program tracks and how to determine the best fit for your project
• Anticipated timelines and planning considerations
• Practical strategies to strengthen your proposal and align with NSF priorities

This webinar is designed for faculty, department chairs, research administrators, and institutional leaders preparing to pursue IUSE funding. You’ll leave with clear next steps, proposal planning insights, and actionable guidance to help your institution submit a competitive application.

And if you need assistance, Grants Office is here to help. Email your completed IUSE Application Workbook (available once you complete the form to the right) to [email protected] for next steps. 

Secured School Safety Grants (SSSG): How to Apply and Win Funding
Secured School Safety Grants (SSSG): How to Apply and Win Funding

Upcoming: May 07, 2026 at 2:00PM EST

Looking to secure funding through the Secured School Safety Grant Program? Grants Office invites you to a hands-on webinar covering the basics of preparing, submitting, and managing applications for this important school safety funding opportunity.This session is designed to help applicants confidently navigate the process and successfully apply for funding to support safer school environments.

This webinar will cover:

  • An overview of the Secured School Safety Grant Program and its purpose
  • Who is eligible to apply and what types of projects are supported
  • How to prepare and organize application components
  • Understanding required documents and compliance requirements
  • Steps for submitting your application and key timeline considerations
  • Common errors and how to avoid delays or disqualification
  • Where to find guidance, resources, and Grants Office support

By the end of this webinar, participants will be prepared to take the next steps toward developing and submitting a competitive Secured School Safety Grant Program application, equipped with practical tools and guidance to move their projects forward with confidence.

As a thank you for registering, you'll receive our Secured School Safety Grant Program Application Workbook at no cost.

Past Webcasts

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From Crisis to Capital: Unlocking Grant Opportunities for Emergency Preparedness and Response
From Crisis to Capital: Unlocking Grant Opportunities for Emergency Preparedness and Response

Jan 22, 2026

When disaster strikes, communities rely on emergency services to act quickly, coordinate effectively, and deploy the right resources at the right time. Building and maintaining a resilient emergency preparedness and response infrastructure requires more than readiness – it requires funding. Fortunately, a wide range of federal, state, and private grants is available to help agencies strengthen operations, upgrade technology, and enhance community protection.

Join the Grants Office and special guests from Samsara for a deep dive into today's emergency preparedness and disaster response funding landscape. We'll highlight upcoming opportunities, and attendees will receive helpful tips and best practices for securing the grant funding they need for their project.

Whether you're seeking to enhance response times, improve operational visibility, modernize equipment, or bolster interagency coordination, this webinar will equip you with actionable strategies and proven best practices to help secure the funding you need.

Sustaining Your Mission: Grants Designed for Nonprofits
Sustaining Your Mission: Grants Designed for Nonprofits

Jan 13, 2026

Nonprofits are being asked to do more with fewer resources—expanding services, increasing community impact, and sustaining mission-driven work despite shrinking budgets and rising needs. Once holiday fundraising has wrapped up, many organizations will have a clearer picture of what it will take to accomplish their goals in 2026.

In this Grantscast, we’ll explore grant programs created specifically to support nonprofits facing these pressures. We will walk through high-value funding opportunities, current trends, and the strategies that increase competitiveness as you plan for the year ahead.

Whether your focus is capacity building, program expansion, technology upgrades, or service delivery, this session will equip your organization to identify and secure mission-sustaining funding in 2026.

25 Tips from 25 Years of Grantseeking Success: Mapping Your Path forward in 2026
25 Tips from 25 Years of Grantseeking Success: Mapping Your Path forward in 2026

Dec 11, 2025

As the year draws to a close, your public sector organization is likely preparing its grantseeking strategy for the year ahead. This provides a key moment for you to analyze your 2025 funding outcomes, set new goals, and gather the strategic intelligence required for an even more successful 2026.

Join our panel of five seasoned grants experts for an action-packed hour designed to maximize your funding potential. The Grants Office team will share 25 game-changing tips covering essential topics, including:

  • Understanding the funding landscape, including key trends in federal, state, and private funding, so you can better anticipate future opportunities and maximize your impact.
  • Finding the best grants, including techniques for identifying and prioritizing grants that align with your organization’s mission, goals, and capacity.
  • Building comprehensive projects, including advice on the buildout of core proposal components, so your projects are not only fundable but also scalable and impactful.
  • Fostering collaboration, including strategies for establishing and maintaining strong partnerships that strengthen both your grant applications and your project implementation.
  • Submit quality proposals, including ways you can master the elements of a polished, compelling application that ensures your ideas stand out amongst the rest.


This event is about more than just grants intelligence—it’s also a celebration of our 25-year journey of empowering communities to make a tangible impact with grant funding. We're proud to have helped countless public sector organizations across North America thrive, and we want to help you, too. Don't miss this opportunity to get a head start on 2026 and position your organization for success.

Funding the Future: Navigating 2025–2026 Canadian Federal Budget Priorities for Innovation, Workforce & Sustainability
Funding the Future: Navigating 2025–2026 Canadian Federal Budget Priorities for Innovation, Workforce & Sustainability

Dec 04, 2025

Following months of delay and speculation, the much-anticipated 2025-2026 Canadian federal budget was released on Nov 17. As we head into the new year, now is the time to align your projects with new federal funding priorities. Join us for a detailed overview of the entire budget, highlighting its implications on public and private sector organizations

We'll unpack key program announcements and emerging opportunities in:
-Infrastructure & Housing
-Science, Technology, & Innovation
-Private Sector Development
-Indigenous Population Supports
-Sustainability

Budgets are notoriously lengthy and complicated. We'll detail program details and projected deadlines, share useful tips, and break down exactly what you need to know to secure funding for your upcoming projects.

From Vision to Funding: Grant Opportunities for Tribal Governments and Organizations
From Vision to Funding: Grant Opportunities for Tribal Governments and Organizations

Dec 03, 2025

Securing funding for Tribal programs is more competitive than ever, with limited resources spread across complex federal, state, and philanthropic opportunities. Many Tribal organizations struggle with identifying the right grants, aligning proposals with funder priorities, and navigating unique compliance requirements.

Join us for a webinar designed exclusively for Tribal organizations, where we'll show you proven strategies to overcome these challenges, spotlight upcoming funding opportunities, and help your Tribal Nation or organization position projects for success in 2026 and beyond.

In this session, you will learn to:
- Find and navigate federal, state, and private Tribal grant opportunities
- Align proposals with funder priorities and Tribal values
- Build grant-ready plans and budgets
- Address Tribal-specific eligibility and compliance requirements

Whether you’re new to grantseeking or you’re ready to scale your Tribal programs, this webinar will equip your organization with the clarity, confidence, and tools you need to unlock funding to benefit your people and future.

From Opportunity to Action: Building Your Grant-Ready Strategy
From Opportunity to Action: Building Your Grant-Ready Strategy

Nov 20, 2025

Federal and state agencies are investing billions into technology, infrastructure, community safety, and innovation. Organizations have a unique chance to secure transformative funding. But success requires more than just finding the right opportunity—it requires being grant-ready.

Learn how to:
• Identify the programs most aligned with today’s funding priorities
• Ensure your project expenses and technology needs are eligible for support
• Position your organization to stand out in a crowded applicant pool

Join Genetec and Grants Office as we explore what it means to be truly grant-ready in 2026. We’ll share the essential traits of competitive organizations, best practices for shaping technology-driven project proposals, and the actionable steps you can take right now to strengthen your grant strategy.

If you’re ready to move beyond searching and start winning, this is the session for you.

Expanding Opportunities: Grant Funding Strategies for HBCUs
Expanding Opportunities: Grant Funding Strategies for HBCUs

Nov 18, 2025

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) play a vital role in advancing education, research, and community development. Today, federal agencies, states, corporations, and private foundations are offering funding opportunities to support HBCUs in areas like infrastructure, workforce development, technology, research capacity, and student success.

In this Grantscast, experts from Grants Office will highlight current and emerging funding opportunities designed specifically for HBCUs. We’ll highlight different types of funding opportunities for HBCUs, how to navigate eligibility requirements and priority areas of key programs, and discuss strategies for building competitive proposals that maximize institutional strengths. Whether you are developing a campus-wide initiative or advancing a specialized research project, this session will provide the insights you need to identify the right opportunities and position your HBCU for success.

Building the Future: Grant Funding Opportunities for Workforce Training
Building the Future: Grant Funding Opportunities for Workforce Training

Nov 06, 2025

From advanced manufacturing to healthcare, technology, and the skilled trades, the demand for a well-prepared workforce has never been greater. Federal, state, and private funders are investing heavily in workforce training initiatives to help organizations upskill workers, expand apprenticeship programs, and bridge critical talent gaps.

In this Grantscast, experts from Grants Office will highlight current and upcoming funding opportunities to support workforce training. We’ll cover eligibility requirements, funding priorities, and strategies to strengthen your proposals—whether you are a community college, workforce development board, nonprofit training provider, or employer-led partnership.

If your organization is working to prepare people for the jobs of today and tomorrow, this session will give you the insights you need to align your initiatives with the right grants and maximize your impact.

Powering Progress: Finding and Winning Grants for Utilities
Powering Progress: Finding and Winning Grants for Utilities

Oct 21, 2025

Between grid modernization, renewable generation, and community resilience, utilities and energy organizations are at the center of today’s funding landscape. In this 30-minute Grantscast, we’ll highlight the most relevant grant programs for public and private utilities, energy cooperatives, and energy innovators.

You’ll learn where to find funding for technology upgrades, infrastructure improvements, energy efficiency projects, and sustainability initiatives — and how to align your proposals with federal, state, and private funder priorities.

Whether your organization is advancing energy solutions or strengthening critical infrastructure, this session will equip you with practical strategies to secure the resources you need to power the future.

Grants that Protect: Funding Opportunities for Justice, Public Safety, and Tribal Organizations
Grants that Protect: Funding Opportunities for Justice, Public Safety, and Tribal Organizations

Oct 16, 2025

Justice and public safety organizations — including law enforcement, fire, EMS, courts, corrections, and tribal agencies — all share a common challenge: securing the funding needed to strengthen operations, adopt new technologies, and protect the communities they serve. Fortunately, billions of dollars in grants are available each year to support these critical initiatives.

Join experts from Grants Office and special guests from Ingram Micro for this must-attend webinar, where we’ll walk you through the current funding landscape for justice and public safety agencies. Whether you’re looking to modernize communications, enhance data security, improve emergency response, or expand community engagement, this session will give you the tools and strategies to make your project more competitive for grant funding.

You’ll learn how to:
- Develop a Grant-Ready Project: Identify and articulate needs, outline your project plan, and document goals and resources.
- Strategically Identify Funding: Find federal, state, and tribal-friendly grant programs that align with justice and public safety priorities.
- Leverage Technology Investments: Explore how innovative solutions supported by Ingram Micro partners can strengthen your proposals and project outcomes.
- Boost Your Proposal Competitiveness: Gain practical tips for crafting narratives that resonate with reviewers and highlight your project’s impact on community safety.

If your agency is exploring grant funding to support public safety technology, this webinar will help you navigate the landscape with confidence and clarity.

Don’t miss this opportunity to position your organization for funding success!