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| working in philanthropy, creatively. |
| GRANT WRITING TIPS |
LOOKING FOR
SOMETHING?
SOMETHING?
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| Be sure that your project: * Is an appropriate match to the funding priorities of the grant giver. * Presents information that the project is a substantial and essential component of your programming. * Occurs within the geographic area as required by the grant giver. * Is necessary in your community at this time. |
Your Text and Language
* Write in concise language.
* Site statistics appropriately.
* Number all of your pages.
* Align the outcomes and measurements properly.
* Write in third person.
* Write in concise language.
* Site statistics appropriately.
* Number all of your pages.
* Align the outcomes and measurements properly.
* Write in third person.
Attachments
* Be sure all attachments are properly titled and have
sufficient labeling.
* Include relevant materials.
* Be sure that all resumes and biographical
information is current.
* Be sure all attachments are properly titled and have
sufficient labeling.
* Include relevant materials.
* Be sure that all resumes and biographical
information is current.
Budgets
* Make sure your Projected Budgets are realistic.
* Double check the math.
* Be able to support Projected Expenses with
estimates from actual sources.
* Make sure your Projected Budgets are realistic.
* Double check the math.
* Be able to support Projected Expenses with
estimates from actual sources.
Notes
* Define the project's objectives.
* Identify other sources of funding that will sustain
the project.
* Convey the community's need and enthusiasm for
the project.
* Explain each individual's role in the project.
* Present the organization's history in an interesting
format.
* Present the Project's Timeline.
* Identify Project Objectives and Impact on the
Community Served.
* Clearly establish a compelling problem or need.
* Explain how project success will be monitored.
* Define the project's objectives.
* Identify other sources of funding that will sustain
the project.
* Convey the community's need and enthusiasm for
the project.
* Explain each individual's role in the project.
* Present the organization's history in an interesting
format.
* Present the Project's Timeline.
* Identify Project Objectives and Impact on the
Community Served.
* Clearly establish a compelling problem or need.
* Explain how project success will be monitored.
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