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Why Most People Struggle With Grant Funding - Funding Readiness Lab Info Session

Hosted by Tobi Oladimeji, Oyeta Kokoroko & GRANTED™️
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About Event

A lot of people have ideas. Some are already building. But when it comes to funding, things start to feel unclear.

Some apply too early without understanding how it works. Others avoid it completely because it feels complicated. Most of the time, the issue isn’t a lack of effort or potential. It’s a lack of structure and clarity.

This session is a simple walkthrough of the Funding Readiness Lab and the thinking behind it.

We’ll talk through why many ideas struggle to move forward, what actually makes something “fundable,” and how to approach funding in a more structured and realistic way.

We’ll also walk through what the 3-week program looks like, who it’s for, and what to expect if you decide to apply.

If you’re working on something and trying to figure out your next steps, this session will help you get a clearer sense of direction.

What we’ll cover

  • Why most people struggle with funding

  • The difference between an idea and a structured project

  • How funding actually works (in simple terms)

  • What the Funding Readiness Lab will focus on

Who this is for

  • Youth and early-stage entrepreneurs

  • People with ideas that aren’t fully clear yet

  • Anyone exploring funding but unsure where to start

  • Builders who feel stuck between idea and execution

If you already know you’re interested

You can apply directly to the program here:

👉 https://venturelearningcollective.com

About the program

The Funding Readiness Lab is a 3-week program designed to help participants move from an idea to a structured project they can actually apply with.

This pilot is delivered by the Venture Learning Collective, in partnership with GRANTED, and made possible with support from Weston Frontlines.

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