Are you passionate about driving a positive impact in our community using data?

Modern grantors increasingly value evidence-backed proposals that leverage data-driven insights to address societal challenges. Whether advocating for a community project, a research endeavor, or a non-profit initiative, incorporating data into your grant application enhances credibility and demonstrates a strategic approach.

Our guest speaker, Marc LePage, is an experienced data professional who will be helping us understand how to help non-profit organizations use data in their grant applications.

Grant applications are a discipline of their own. It is easy to lose momentum or even miss a deadline without data available. After being approved, there are often obligations to report on the impact of the initiative or event. An overview for approaching these challenges will include:

Data Sources for Questions & Answers
Definitions (Budget, Impact, Categories)

Repeatability and reproducibility

Applying data management principles can make the most of limited resources and leave more time to focus on the goals & strategy behind applications.

Speaker's Bio:
Marc is a CDMP-certified data professional with 12 years of BI experience specializing in Reporting and Data Migration. He is also a board member of a local community association and has experience working with non-profit organizations.

About Data for Good:

Data For Good YYC is a collective of volunteer do-gooders who want to use their powers for good to help make our communities better through data. We help non-profit and social organizations harness the power of their data through analytics and visualizations to leverage their impact in the community.

Website: https://calgary.dataforgood.ca/