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- The document provides an overview of a workshop on finding grant funding opportunities through various websites, with the goal of teaching attendees how to aggressively locate needed grant funding and stay informed of opportunities. - It lists numerous websites for finding federal, foundation, corporate and other types of grants. Many are free to access while some require a subscription. All provide searchable databases of funding sources. - The document outlines the typical 12 step process for applying for and receiving private and public sector grants, from identifying potential funders to submitting applications, reviews, awards and receiving funding. Attention to guidelines and following all steps is emphasized.
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