Funding Safety and Security Programs with Government Grants

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There has been a dramatic increase in church & school violence across the country and our government is taking action. Conjointly, they are injecting hundreds of millions of dollars into church & school safety grants next year. Keep your Worship Community safe and prepare to apply. Takeaways include:

  • Overview of the rising house of worship trends
  • Government initiatives addressing house of worship safety
  • Insight into the allocation of hundreds of millions for grants
  • Essential components of house of worship safety grants
  • Tips for a successful grant application process
  • Best practices to use grant funds effectively
  • Strategies to enhance your house of worship’s safety and security measures.

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