Dear Business and Nonprofit Leaders,
There is a surprisingly large amount of grant funding available for businesses and nonprofits, but most people don’t know where to find the sources of that funding and how to go about requesting it.
We’d like to help.
On Tuesday, Jan. 20, from noon to 1:30 p.m., the Clinton Kirkland Improvement Corporation (CKIC), the Clinton Chamber of Commerce, and Hamilton College are sponsoring a free seminar to help our community organizations get ready to apply for grants.
We’ve invited experts from public and private organizations, as well as a seasoned grant writer to help you find grants for your projects, get your organization ready to apply, and explain how to prepare an award-winning grant application.
It’s all free – our speakers are donating their time and expertise, and Hamilton is even providing lunch. This might be the most profitable session you can attend to help your business or nonprofit grow. Organizations are welcome to send multiple representatives, but each person should RSVP separately so that we have an accurate headcount.
Best Practices for Finding and Preparing Grants
- Date: Tuesday, January 20, 2026
- Time: 12 – 1:30 p.m.
- Location: Kennedy Auditorium (ground floor of Taylor Science Center at Hamilton College – Building #44). Click here for the campus map with parking details.
- A free lunch will be provided
- Register below by Friday, January 16th
Please tell us you’re coming by RSVPing. Space is limited.
Questions can be directed to Mike Debraggio, CKIC President, at mdebragg@hamilton.edu.
Thank you!



