How to Fund Your Vision
Financing your impactful work.
About the course
Created to support visionary leaders, artists, and founders who are ready to bring their powerful ideas to life, but need the resources to make it happen, How to Fund Your Vision, shares hard-earned lessons from years of navigating the funding world.
Inside this course, you’ll learn how to tell your story in a compelling way, overcome systemic and internal barriers, and approach funding from a place of clarity and confidence.
You’ll also explore multiple funding pathways such as grants, donors, impact investment, earned income, and strategic debt, so you can build a sustainable and values-aligned financial strategy for your work.
This course is your roadmap to resourcing your vision, expanding your impact, and stepping fully into your leadership.
Course Chapters:
The Root Causes of the Entrepreneurial Crisis
Your Story as Leverage for Success
How to Tell Your Funding Story
Pitching With Your Values
The Need to Fill a Gap
Funding Your Vision
Grant Writing
Individual Donors and Community Support
For-Profit Income and Sales
What Is Good Debt?
Diversifying Your Funding Ecosystem
Four-Step Strategic Planning for Visionary Leaders
Guided Meditation for Visionaries
Course Length:
60 minutes
Meet your guide
Funding your vision is not just about money, it is about power, story, and alignment. In this course, you will be guided by Yura Sapi, founder and CEO of LiberArte, a global arts and social impact organization dedicated to racial, social, and climate justice through the arts.
For years, Yura navigated the same questions many creatives and founders face:
- How do I fund my work without betraying my values?
- Where do I even start with grants, donors, or investors?
- Is my story strong enough to attract support?
Through lived experience, experimentation, and supporting countless artists and leaders, Yura learned how to move from surviving to strategically resourcing bold, world changing ideas.
In How to Fund Your Vision you learn from someone who has sat where you are, walked the path, and now helps decide which projects get funded.
