Live online session will help nonprofits, small businesses and community organizations identify funding opportunities worth pursuing.
November 13, 2026 – The Van Hyfte Grant Lab will host Finding Grants That Actually Fit, a live online training session on Thursday, November 19, 2026, from noon to 1 p.m. Central Time. The class is designed to help organizations move beyond long lists of grant opportunities and focus on funding that aligns with their missions, projects and eligibility.
The session is the second installment of the TVHGL Institute Lunch & Learn series, which provides approachable, practical grant education for nonprofits, small businesses, municipalities, schools and other community organizations.
“Finding more grants is not the same as finding the right grants,” said Nicole Van Hyfte, founder of The Van Hyfte Grant Lab. “We want participants to spend less time chasing opportunities that are not a fit and more time pursuing funding that makes sense for their work.”
During the one-hour session, participants will learn how to assess funder priorities, recognize eligibility requirements, identify common red flags and build a more focused approach to grant research. The class will include practical examples and time for questions.
Registration details:
Thursday, November 19, 2026
12:00-1:00 p.m. CT
Live online
$49 per participant.
Learn more and register at www.thevhgrantlab.com/tvhgl-institute-lunch-and-learn.
About The Van Hyfte Grant Lab
Founded in 2025, The Van Hyfte Grant Lab helps nonprofits, businesses, municipalities and community organizations navigate grant research, applications and funding strategy. Through the TVHGL Institute, the firm also offers practical training to help organizations build grant-seeking confidence and capacity.