Logic Models II

Please note this is a a separate payment upon registration. If you have registered for Logic Model I on Oct. 17 that is a separate fee.

Logic Models II

Do you have a general logic model, but need to update it or make it more specific?  Was your last Logic Model training a while ago and you need to do more work on what you learned?  Just need more help and input about your Logic Models?

This workshop is for you!

During this 3-hour interactive workshop you will get even more hands-on practice with Logic Models and  input about the ones you've created.

Prerequisite: You must bring a completed Logic Model with you to this session.

Make sure your Logic Models are all they need to be.  Funders love them!  Your Board will love them!  It will take your grantwriting efforts to a whole new and successful level!

What some of our participants have said:

“The first time I learned about logic models it changed my life!  Really!  Grantwriting, fundraising, and our communication efforts are so much easier now.”
“I don’t hand out a brochure to explain our organization.  I give people our logic model.  It says it all right there … what we do and what our impact is.”
“When a funder asked for our brochure, I said we are new and don’t have one, but we do have a logic model.  They were very impressed.”

Presented by: Leslie O'Hare Sorensen

Ms. Sorensen is the Resource Development Administrator for the Ontario-Montclair School District. As a consultant, Ms. Sorensen currently provides training and coaching for non-profits on program development, service delivery, and evaluation.  Past projects include museum organizational development and training, case management program improvement and staff development, and a multi-site youth development program evaluation, among others. She specializes in collaborative projects with a focus on strategic planning, community assessments, research, grant writing, and utilization-focused evaluations.  With over 19 years of experience, she has secured over $30 million in grants funds from the Federal government, State of California, and private foundations.  She has served as a grant reviewer for the U.S. Department of Education and has served as a lead grant reviewer for the Attorney General’s Office and California Department of Education.  As co-founder of the Montclair Community Collaborative, Ms. Sorensen oversaw resource and partnership development and community-wide strategic planning from 1996 to 2006.