Grant Writing
Workshop Series
In Partnership with Agriculture Stewardship Hawai'i (ASH)
Join HCA and Agriculture Stewardship Hawai'i for a two-part webinar series designed to help farmers, ranchers, and agricultural food producers better understand grant opportunities and build stronger applications.
➔ Attend one or both sessions
Two-Part Series
Workshop Sessions
Workshop 1
Grant Seeking & Readiness for Farmers
Learn how to navigate the grant funding landscape, where to find grants, and how to decide whether an opportunity is a good fit. This session also covers key grant-readiness topics including business records, farm registration, and project planning to help strengthen future applications.
- Finding grant opportunities
- Evaluating fit
- Grant readiness basics
- Preparing for future applications
Workshop 2
Grant Budgets, Narratives & Reports
Move from grant readiness to grant writing by learning the key components of a strong application. This session covers common budget requirements, tips for writing compelling narratives, how to communicate need, impact, and outcomes, and an overview of grant reporting responsibilities after an award is made.
- Budget basics
- Writing strong narratives
- Communicating impact and outcomes
- Understanding reporting requirements
About Our Partner
Agriculture Stewardship Hawai'i
Agriculture Stewardship Hawai'i (ASH), a DBA of O'ahu Resource Conservation and Development Council, is a nonprofit empowering Hawai'i's agricultural communities through technical assistance, conservation planning, disaster recovery support, workshops, and one-on-one help. Since 2024, ASH has served more than 500 farmers, ranchers, and food system stakeholders and helped secure nearly $10 million in grant funding statewide.