Beverly A. Browning - Grant Writing For Dummies

9 Part 5: Triple-Checking Your Application, Submitting, and Following Up Chapter 19: Checking Off the Mandatory Requirements for Compliance Triple-Checking All Required Components Avoiding Editing Red Flags Assembling the Proper Attachments in the Right Order Meeting Submission Requirements Chapter 20: Knowing What to Do after Submitting Your Application Keeping Accessible Copies of Electronic Files Staying Connected to Your Stakeholders Tracking the Status of Your Submitted Application Chapter 21: Winning or Losing: What’s Next? Handling Funding Status Communications from Grantmakers Handling Multiple Grant Awards Failing to Get a Grant Award Chapter 22: Requesting Matching Funds and Other Goodies from Corporate Grantmakers Recognizing What Corporations and Local Businesses Are Willing to Fund Making Initial Contact and Building a Relationship with Corporate Funders Building Relationships with Major Corporations and Business Funders Writing a Corporate Letter Request/Letter Proposal Following Up with Potential Corporate Funders

10 Part 6: The Part of Tens Chapter 23: Ten e-Grant Tips Log In and Set Up a Password Immediately for Online Submissions Fill In Routine Organizational Information Review the Entire Online Application Template Copy and Re-Create the Template in a Word-Processing Program Adhere to Writing Limitations in Online Grant e-Portals Convey without Traditional Graphics Convey without Traditional Formatting Recheck the Funder’s Website Daily for Modifications to the Guidelines Confirm the Due Date Time and Time Zone Hit Submit Chapter 24: Ten Steps to Making Grant Writing Your Career Get Trained Research the Salary Ranges for Grantwriters Determine the Fees for Your Services as a Consultant Stay Updated on Grant Industry Trends Join a Professional Association and Get Certified Continue to Hone Your Research and Writing Skills Ask to Join a Grantwriting Team Get a Consulting Coach Use Updated Technology Network Like a Pro Chapter 25: Ten Ways to Continue Being Viewed as a Grant Professional Take on New Challenges Volunteer Your Services Become a Grant Research Specialist Become a Peer Reviewer Do Copyediting for Other Grantwriters Work with an Experienced Grantwriter Attend National Professional Development Training Review Successful Grant Applications Online Write and Publish Articles That Require Extensive Research Continue Your Formal Education

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12 About the Author

13 Connect with Dummies

14 End User License Agreement

1 Chapter 14TABLE 14-1 Sample Partnership Table

2 Chapter 21TABLE 21-1 Office of Management and Budget Circulars

1 Chapter 2FIGURE 2-1: An example of a funding plan. FIGURE 2-2: Make a chart to track multiple potential funders for one program.

2 Chapter 4FIGURE 4-1: How to figure out differences among types of federal grants. FIGURE 4-2: Search for grants.

3 Chapter 5FIGURE 5-1: Get started on your workspace application.

4 Chapter 10FIGURE 10-1: A sample of a NOFA.

5 Chapter 13FIGURE 13-1: A fully developed cover letter leaves the funder feeling connected...FIGURE 13-2: Accessing the grant application package. FIGURE 13-3: The abstract or executive summary draws critical details from diff...FIGURE 13-4: A sample table of contents for a federal grant application.

6 Chapter 15FIGURE 15-1: Use a comparison table to compare target populations. FIGURE 15-2: A map in a manageable size introduces your service area to the fun...

7 Chapter 16FIGURE 16-1: An example of a timeline of activities. FIGURE 16-2: The logic model depicts your organization’s planned work and inten...

8 Chapter 17FIGURE 17-1: A sample management plan table. FIGURE 17-2: An adequacy of resources table.

9 Chapter 18FIGURE 18-1: The personnel section of a budget summary. FIGURE 18-2: The travel section of a budget summary. FIGURE 18-3: The equipment section of a budget summary. FIGURE 18-4: The supplies section of a budget summary. FIGURE 18-5: The contractual line of a budget summary. FIGURE 18-6: The City of Oz Project’s entire federal grant application budget ...

10 Chapter 19FIGURE 19-1: A table neatly lists other funding sources, amounts, dates sent, a...

11 Chapter 21FIGURE 21-1: The Track My Application Package on Grants.gov.

12 Chapter 22FIGURE 22-1: This sample corporate request letter tells how the receiver can he...

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