Introduction to sources of support for creative & community projects

– How to know which fund is right for you

– Understand the jargon.

– Develop your case for support

– Tips to communicate your ideas clearly

– What to include in a budget

This workshop is lead by Jennifer McGlone from Glow Arts. With over 20 years experience of working in the Creative Industries, Jennifer has had a diverse career in a variety of roles from music tutor, tour manager, Development Officer for charities, Local Authorities and Creative Scotland, Creative Consultants to Creative Entrepreneur. She currently runs Glow Arts a creative consultancy that works with creatives and community organisations to support them in the development of their projects and fundraising having secured over half million £ in the past 12 months. She is a Director of Braw Wee Emporium, an online Scottish Gift shop that works with over 20 small Scottish Businesses to showcase their and our own in-house products. Passionate about participation in arts and music, and these being a tool for community regeneration. Board Member of the Scottish Music Centre and Seall. Connect with Jennifer @jenmcglone

Tickets are £10 for GCAN members / £15 non-members / FREE for under 25’s

We also have some Pay-What-You-Can tickets available for those experiencing financial hardship.

GCAN is a non-profit social enterprise and all ticket sales go towards supporting and sustaining creatives and Participatory Arts activity in Glasgow.

Location: All Scotland ,England, Wales, Northern Ireland, International

For further information, please contact jade@glasgowcan.org (jade@glasgowcan.org)