What exactly does my $397 cover?
All four live sessions (7 hours on Zoom with Kass), the complete Participant Kit — profile template, agent blueprint, gates checklist, drafting worksheet, verify checklist, and grant tracker — and a drafted, verified, submission-ready application for one real grant, built by you during the Sprint. The talk price of $397 (regular $497) holds for 48 hours after the talk. It's one payment at checkout via PayPal — and if you'd rather spread it out, PayPal offers a built-in Pay Later option right at checkout.
How is my organization's data protected?
Your nonprofit's information goes into your own AI account — entered by you, housed there, and reached only under your own login. It never goes into Kass's account or anyone else's, and Kass and the instructors never keep or store a copy of your data — anything you show during live troubleshooting is your choice to share. You decide what your agent sees, you verify every fact it uses, and your data stays under your account's control. It is never shared with other participants — nobody in the cohort sees your numbers unless you volunteer to share a section in a read-back.
I'm not tech-savvy. Will I keep up?
This workshop was designed by a teacher whose whole career is explaining technology so it connects. Everything is demonstrated live, in plain language, and the live, hands-on format exists precisely so your questions get answered in the room — not in a help forum afterward.
What is the fact sheet, and why is it required?
It's a one-page fill-in sheet: legal name, mission, service area, budget, tax status, two contacts, and one program example. It's your admission ticket because the Sprint moves fast — Session 1 runs your first real search, and an agent can only search and draft as well as the facts it's given. Gathering those numbers is the work that stalls founders working alone; here, you do it once, up front, with the sheet in hand.
Does the Sprint submit the application for me?
No — and be wary of anyone who offers. You leave submission-ready: a drafted, verified application, the submission logistics worked out, and a tracker with your target's deadline and decision dates. If your grant's deadline falls after Session 4, you submit on schedule with everything ready. Your name is on the building — you press the button.
What if I want it done for me instead?
That's the Grants Desk, below — Kass's team runs the same system for a small number of organizations. The Sprint exists for founders who want the skill in-house, permanently. The Desk exists for founders who'd rather hand it off.