WEBINARS
We regularly host webinars for both our TripleFunds members
as well as external visitors, covering a variety of funding topics.
These webinars are practical and hands-on, typically including
tools and templates that can be immediately used in your daily work.
All live and recorded webinars are included in the TripleFunds membership.

UPCOMING LIVE WEBINARS
Our live webinars are app. 60 minutes and take place via Zoom. After each webinar we send out the presentation,
the recording, as well as all tools and templates that we have shown you in the webinar. TripleFunds members have access to
all live and recorded webinars. As a non-member you can register for all upcoming webinars in our shop.

Through the eyes of the evaluator: What to avoid in your proposals
Date: 24Â April 2025, 10.00CEST
We’ll explore the key factors that evaluators consider when reviewing funding proposals, drawing on our experience as independent evaluators for the European Commission, the Austrian government, and several European foundations. The session will cover three main areas: understanding the evaluation process, common pitfalls to avoid, and best practices for creating well-structured proposals that bring your higher evaluation scores. With our firsthand experience, we’ll provide actionable advice to help you strengthen your proposals and meet your evaluators’ expectations.

The power of storytelling in grant proposals
Date: 12 June 2025, 10.00CEST
Grant proposals aren’t just about data and budgets – they’re about stories that inspire action. In this interactive 90-minute webinar, you’ll discover how to harness the power of storytelling to make your proposals more compelling, memorable, and persuasive. We’ll explore why storytelling is a game-changer, break down the essential elements of a strong narrative (including the story arc, emotional hooks, and the right language and tone), and practice crafting impactful stories through fun exercises. You’ll also learn how to incorporate personal parallels, quotes, and visuals to bring your proposals to life.
PAST RECORDED WEBINARS
All our past webinars are recorded and uploaded on the TripleFunds member area. Members therefore have access to all these valuable
recordings. Non-members can get access to each webinar in our shop.
LinkedIn for non-profits: Identifying and cultivating foundation relationships
In this 90-minute interactive webinar, we explore how LinkedIn can be a powerful tool for foundation fundraising in international cooperation. We cover how to create strong LinkedIn profiles, both personal and organisational, to attract potential foundations and partners. Additionally, you learn how to use LinkedIn for foundation identification and research, followed by strategies for cultivating and building long-term relationships with foundations through effective engagement on the platform.

Gender matters: crafting strong proposals through a gender lens
In this webinar you learn how to incorporate gender considerations into all key sections of your proposals, including problem statements and needs assessment, solutions and intervention logic, M&E, sustainability and budgets. We provide practical templates and writing blocks to guide you through integrating gender perspectives effectively. This session is suitable for program staff from beginner to medium level that wants to better understand how gender can be integrated in all proposal sections.

The perfect pitch: a simple 4-stage approach
In this webinar we explore an easy-to-follow 4-step model for creating effective pitches. The four key steps are: (1) understanding the main problem you are tackling; (2) explaining the solution you are providing; (3) highlighting the impact you aim to achieve; and (4) ending with a clear call to action. This webinar is designed to help you communicate WHY you are doing WHAT you are doing more clearly and persuasively for your potential funders. It is suitable both for fundraising and program staff.

Mastering the art of applications for foundations
This session delves deep into the art of writing compelling applications for grant-giving foundations. We go through the key elements of a successful foundation proposal such as the introduction, the problem statement, the solution, M&E, sustainability and the budget. We also explore how to incorporate effective storytelling techniques to pimp up your proposal, making it more fun to write – and more engaging for foundation staff to read.

How to connect with foundations:Â Real-life success stories
This engaging webinar delves into the art of building successful relationships with foundations. We explore practical strategies for identifying potential foundation partners, initiating contact, and nurturing lasting relationships. And you will hear inspiring real-life success stories from Julia Krepska (Our Sansar), a non-profit leader that has effectively connected with foundations, leading to fruitful partnerships.

Foundation funding trends 2024
This webinar explores the latest trends in global and European foundation funding, focusing on operational approaches and grant-making practices. Highlights include insights into philanthropic developments, emerging partnership trends, and behavior patterns in grant-making. It also introduces the ‘Foundation Guide 2024’, featuring 700 grant-making foundations that are open for application or inquiry all year.

Creative budgeting incl. the use of AI
This webinar emphasizes the importance of the budget section in grant proposals, often a primary focus for reviewers. It explores innovative budget formation and presentation techniques, including justifying overheads and making budgets appealing to non-financial stakeholders. The session also links budgeting to project impact, offers visualization strategies, and examines how AI, like ChatGPT, can assist in creating budget narratives.

How can AI help us with proposal writing
The webinar explores the growing use of AI tools like ChatGPT in grant writing. It aims to demystify AI, highlighting ChatGPT’s capabilities and limitations. The session introduces a 4-step model for integrating ChatGPT into proposal writing, including designing projects, feeding information, developing grant sections, and finalizing the proposal. The webinar also provides an overview of various AI tools and discusses grant-makers’ perspectives on this trend.

Fundraising from foundations
In this interactive and hands-on session, we begin by presenting the latest international and European trends and dynamics in this sector. We then focus on the most attractive foundation markets in Europe. Following this, we share our strategies for donor research and guide you through various web-based platforms and resources to aid your search. Finally, we offer valuable tips on how to effectively connect and engage with these foundations.

How to build a simple pitch deck
Potential grant givers primarily focus on your impact, finances, team, and experience when reviewing your organisational profile. It’s crucial to clearly communicate these aspects in all materials, including your website, annual reports, and especially your pitch deck. A pitch deck, typically 10-15 pages, should cover organisational details, finances, challenges, vision, impact, activities, and team. PowerPoint and Canva are great tools for creating pitch decks. Our webinar offers insights on building an effective pitch deck, highlighting key elements, as well as dos and don’ts.

How to use Canva for proposal writing
Facing the challenge of donors receiving up to 1,000 applications per call, it’s essential for your proposal to stand out. Utilizing visuals and infographics can be a game-changer, making your data more engaging and breaking up long text. Our interactive webinar guides you on using Canva, a free tool for non-profits, to enhance key sections of your proposal, such as problem statements, target group descriptions, and budgeting.
