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- 1. Pitch Perfect Finding Grants + Writing Great Proposals Rebecca Sanborn Stone | Community Workshop LLC | communityworkshopllc.com
- 3. #1 Secret to Getting Grants There is no secret to getting grants.
- 4. #1 Secret to Getting Grants There is no secret to getting grants.
- 7. Tip #1: Do Good (Work)
- 8. Tip #2: Make Friends
- 9. Tip #3: Do Your Homework
- 10. Tip #4: Embrace FADS
- 11. Tip #4: Embrace FADS
- 13. • Grant • RFP / RFQ • LOI • NGO / 501(c)(3) • In-kind • Match See: http://www.coloradohealth.org/glossary.aspx The Grantmaking Glossary
- 14. EFFORT Local organizations Regional & community foundations National foundations Corporations & businesses Local, state & county government Federal government Crowdfunding ?Contests PAYOFF Types of FundersFunding Types
- 15. • The Foundation Center foundationcenter.org • Philanthropy News Digest, Grant Space | grantspace.org • Vermont Community Foundation vermontcf.org • VT Directory of Foundations fdovermont.foundationcenter.org/ Foundation Grants
- 16. • Federal Government www.grants.gov • State Agencies • Federal Agencies • Congressional Websites Government Funding
- 17. • Corporate websites • Social responsibility groups CSRWire.com commongoodvt.org • Industry groups • Local businesses Corporate Funding
- 18. Crowdfunding
- 19. • GrantsAlert.com (K-12) • GrantStation • Professional listserves • NGO & Network websites • Local news • Local organizations • Friends & family • Google! Other Sources
- 21. 1. What type of organization are we? 2. What do we do and believe? 3. Whom do we serve? 4. Who are our partners & competitors? 5. What’s our track record? Who Are We? See: Simon Sinek, Golden Circles
- 22. 6. What’s the project / need? 7. What’s our timeline? 8. What’s our budget (overall & project)? 9. What support do we need? What Do We Need?
- 23. 10.Which funding sources are we looking at? 11.Who are the funders? 12.What’s their giving history? 13.What’s our relationship? 14.What are the guidelines? 15.What’s their timeline? What’s the Opportunity?
- 24. 16.What are the selection criteria? 17.What’s written between the lines? 18.What will it take to apply? 19.What are we signing up for? 20.Is it worth it? What’s the Catch?
- 26. Elevator Pitch • Who we are • What we need • Why it matters (remember FADS) Practice Time!
Editor's Notes
- Up front – good project idea, public benefit, creative and unusual During grant – meet deadlines, do what you say you will
- Before applying (research funders, know guidelines) During applying During grant – set yourself up for the next one (capture, record, be good partners) Build relationships
- Before applying (research funders, know guidelines) During applying During grant – set yourself up for the next one (capture, record, be good partners) Build relationships
- Do your research – find grant listing, then look at it closely.