How to Write a Winning Grant Proposal
Leveraging decades in the nonprofit pregnancy help world, as well as priceless experience as a government-employed grant reader, Heartbeat International's Peggy Hartshorn, Ph.D., gives you a practical approach in How to Write a Winning Grant Proposal. With complimentary online training available and a workbook, you'll have everything you need to get a leg-up on other nonprofits seeking key partnerships with foundations, local governments, and more.
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A Note from the Author
Section 1:
Overview of the Grant Application Process
Match Purposes of Grantor and Grantee
Identify Grantors
Identify Your Programs
Call the Grantor
Decide if You Really Want to Apply
Write and Submit the Proposal
Respond to the Grantor's Decisions
Section 2:
Grant Proposal Parts
Letter of Transmittal
Summary
Introduction (Agency or Organization Description)
Problem or Needs Statement
Program Goals
Program Objectives
Program Methods
Evaluation
Future and Necessary Funding
Program Budget
Sample Program Budget
Grant Proposal Appendix
Section 3:
Other Considerations
Grant Reader Hot Buttons
Persuasion and Grant Proposals
Section 4:
Test Your Understanding
Example
Example 1
Example 2
Final Thoughts from the Author
For More Practice
