How To Write A Grant Proposal
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How to Write a Successful Research Grant Application
Author: Willo Pequegnat
language: en
Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media
Release Date: 2013-03-09
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Guidelines for Writing Successful Grant Proposals for Nonprofit Organizations
Jumpstart Your Vision! See the Vision! Believe the vision! Write the Vision! Do the Vision! "Guidelines for Writing Successful Grant Proposals for Nonprofit Organizations" A grant proposal is a written document that discusses a proposed plan of projects or programs that are presented to prospective funders. The book explains how to define the purpose, goals, objectives, vision, and mission statements of the organization. The book also explains how to write a compelling grant proposal that states the real problem with clarity and also how to write a convincing needs statement to persuade funders to invest in your organization. This book is a user-friendly basic grant writing guide. It eliminates intimidation and fears. Practice workbook exercises will help build your confidence. Relax and enjoy the journey. Get motivated and excited! Look forward to writing a successful winning grant proposal. This book is a basic guide for beginner grant proposal writers for non-profit organizations. It includes eighteen chapters that discuss and explains the following topics: - Introduction to writing grant proposals for non-profit organizations - The grant writing preparation process. What you will need - Applying for 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status for nonprofit organizations - State goals and objectives for your project or program - Define your vision, purpose, and mission - How to write a letter of intent to funders - How to write your compelling statement of need - How to establish a relationship with funders - Method component - Evaluation component. Understanding the evaluation criteria for funding - Program development - Capability Statement - Budget component- Sample of cost effective budget - How to develop a grant writing team - Sustainability component. How to maintain funding - Executive summary. Discuss the real problem for funding - How to submit your grant proposal to funders - The funder's decision, How to turn your "No into Yes" - Funding resources. Where to seek funding - Legal documents needed to be considered a nonprofit organization. - This book includes a glossary of terms used by grant writers in the field. - Packaging and delivery of proposal. Timing counts- A checklist is provided Workbook exercises are included in some of the chapters to assist the grant writer with some hands on experience. Some of the major components of a successful grant proposal are to write a grant that has clear goals and objectives as well as a well developed planned program or project that the funder can clearly understand. The funder and the grant seeker interests should match. This guidebook will give the grant writer suggestions, recommendations, and ideas for writing a compelling winning grant proposal to increase chances of getting funding. Get started! Dreams do come true! You can be a winner!! Stay the course! Good luck!!
Writing Grant Proposals that Win
Writing Grant Proposals That Win, Third Edition gives you step-by-step instructions and clear examples of how to write winning grant proposals. From expressing the need for the project to describing objectives and activities, from outlining your evaluation plan to creating a workable project budget, from how reviewers function to what they are looking for in proposal sections, you'll find the help you need to maximize every aspect of your proposal.The tips to help you create winning sections include how to: assess a program announcement and ensure that you address each requirement, condense your entire proposal into a brief but compelling abstract, determine what appendices to include (and in what form) for maximum impact, adequately describe project dissemination and continuation plans, use technology - including desktop publishing, graphics, color, and spreadsheets for budget development - to enhance your proposals, and structure your proposal to increase your chance of winning.Expanded to include more grant writing help than ever, the book also includes easy-to-use flowcharts and helpful hints that give you expert tips and proven grant writing advice.With this book, you'll have the tools you need to craft proposals that win!