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The document provides 5 tips for writing effective grant proposals: 1) Do thorough research on funders and opportunities; 2) Describe your organization's capacity and successes in managing funds; 3) Carefully plan programs by addressing community needs, connecting activities to goals and outcomes, and collaborating where helpful; 4) Clearly describe performance measures and offer results for funders; 5) Ask questions, follow guidelines, follow up, and keep communication open.
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- 1. 5 Tips for Writing Effective Grant Proposals Christina Ryder CEO The Grantwell, LLC Christina@thegrantwell.com
- 2. Tip #1: Take The Time To Do Research ● Research Funders and Funding Opportunities ● Free and Low Cost Foundation Grant Databases ● 990s and Guidestar Access to 990s ● Broad vs. Targeted Approaches ● Relationships and Utilizing the Connections of Volunteers and Board Members
- 3. Tip #2: Describe Organizational Capacity ● Discuss Organizational History ● Outline Your Successes ● Describe Your Ability to Manage Grant Funds ● Understand and Plan for Organizational Limitations ● Leverage Organizational Operating Costs, Donations, Match Funds, and Programmatic Strengths
- 4. Tip #3: Program Planning ● Research and Address Community/Organizational Gaps in Service ● Connect Proposals to Other Strategic Development Initiatives ● Clearly and Concisely Describe Project Activities ● Connect Activities to Clear Goals and Objectives ● Connect Goals and Objectives to Outcomes ● Connect Outcomes to Performance Measures ● Collaborate When Appropriate and Helpful
- 5. Tip #4: Evaluation Methodologies ● Clearly Describe Performance Measures ● Seek Assistance with Evaluation Processes if Needed ● Offer Both Financial and Programmatic Results for Funders ● Data Can Be Your Friend During the Grant Time Frame ● Utilizing Data to Increase Effectiveness, Efficiency, and When Applying for Future Grants
- 6. Tip #5: Communication ● Ask Questions ● Follow Formatting Guidelines and Instructions ● Follow Up and Follow Through ● Seek Direction if Refused for Funding ● Keep Lines of Communication Open
- 7. Contact Information ● Fan us on Facebook: 'The Grantwell' ● Follow us on Twitter: 'grantwell' ● Sign Up for Our Free Newsletter: www.thegrantwell.com ● Seek Additional Training if Needed: www.thegrantwell.com/grant_school ● Christina@thegrantwell.com