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learn to write grants like a professional
Front Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Introduction; Chapter 1: Grantmakers and Grantseekers; What Is a Grant?; What Is a Grant Proposal?; Who Qualifies for Grants?; Who Writes Grants?; What Do Grants Fund?; Two Approaches to Grantseeking; Chapter 2: Reactive Grantseeking; What Is Reactive Grantseeking?; Who Makes Grants via RFP?; Winning Reactive Grant Proposals; Requests for Proposals (RFPs); The Grantwriter's Role in Responding to RFPs; Preproposal Requirements; Learning More; Chapter 3: Proactive Grantseeking; What Is Proactive Grantseeking?; Who Makes These Grants?
How Foundations Do Business; Foundations That Fund Only Preselected Organizations; Crafting a Proactive Grantseeking Strategy; Navigating the World of Foundation Staffing; Contacting Foundation Staff; Foundation Non-Negotiables; Chapter 4: Thoughtful Planning; Planning for Sustainability; Community Involvement; Identifying and Involving Other Organizations; Chapter 5: Before You Write; Planning the Process; Scheduling to Meet the Deadline; Reviewing Drafts; The Framework; Common Grant Applications; Chapter 6: The Five Core Components of Every Grant Proposal; Executive Summary or Abstract.
Statement of Need or Problem; Project Description; Sample Project Description Narrative; Evaluation Plan; Learning More; Budget and Budget Narrative; Writing the Budget Narrative; Chapter 7: Beyond the Basics; Collaboration/Partner Agencies and Their Roles; Interagency Agreements; Management Plans; Staff Qualifications; Similar Programs/Agencies; Constituent Involvement; Review of Literature; Sustainability Plans; Organizational History; Logic Models; Common Attachments; Chapter 8: The Grantwriting Craft; Write It Well; Cover Letters and Abstracts- Write them Last.
Teamwork-ReviewingYour Proposal; Presentation; Filling out Forms; Submitting Your Proposal; Summary Tips for Writing Grant Proposals; Chapter 9: Individualizing Your Proposals by Type of Project; Capital Grant; Challenge Grant; Capacity-Building Grant; Sustainability Grant; Demonstration Project; Operations Grant; Special Populations Project; Chapter 10: Grantwriting in Different Fields of Nonprofit Practice; Arts Organizations; Medical Service Organizations; Educational Institutions; Technology Organizations; Social/Human Services Organizations; Local Government and Services.
Faith-Based Organizations; Environmental Organizations; Economic Development Organizations; Chapter 11: While You Wait; Due Diligence; Site Visits; Recycling Grant Proposals; Continue Your Research; When Government Administrations Change; When Foundation Staffing, Structures, or Programs Change; Chapter 12: Yes or No; You Got the Grant!; Grant Agreements; Progress Reports; Sorry, Your Proposal Was Not Funded; Chapter 13: Professional Grantwriting; Is This the Life for You?; Certification; Licensing and Registration; Building Your Grantwriting Business; Grantwriting with Integrity.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 297-298) and index.
Complete Book of Grant Writing : Learn to Write Grants Like a Professional