Strenthen Your Grant Proposal with Demographic Data
By Katie • Apr 27th, 2008
By focusing in on different demographic groups within your target population, you can better identify their needs and qualify for a greater number of grants.
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By Katie • Apr 27th, 2008
Small Grants as Building Blocks of Larger Budgets
By Katie • Mar 25th, 2008
Seeking grant funds for a program with a large budget is a challenge: small grants of a few thousand dollars are much more common and easier to get. Here are five things you can do to effectively divide your program and secure grant funding for each smaller part of the large program.
Use the Internet to Teach Yourself Grant Writing
By Katie • Mar 15th, 2008
I like the think of the internet as the world’s largest “How To” book. As someone who is learning to write grants, you will find a wealth of information online on best practices. I have pared down a list of seven high quality grant writing tutorials online.
Grammar 101 for Grant Writers
By Katie • Feb 25th, 2008
Grammatical errors in your grants can distract your reader and give them an unfavorable impression of your work. Here are a few of the most common grammar errors in grant applications with examples on how to avoid them.
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