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Written by authors who have won millions of dollars in grantsand revised to include vital new information about how to seek grants in today's economic climatethis new edition of the classic book on grant seeking provides a comprehensive, step-by-step guide for grant writers. It demystifies the process while revealing indispensable advice from funders and grant recipients.The Only Grant-Writing Book You'll Ever Needwill continue to be essential reading for grant seekers everywhere.
Having a good idea is not enough. You need to compete with other organizations that provide documentation proving the necessity of their programs when applying for grants. You need to describe the target population and explain how the program will address the issue within the national and local context for a strong needs section or problem statement.
This chapter discusses how the preparation for grant applications should vary depending on the type of organization. However, regardless of whether it is a nonprofit, a government agency, or a local educational institution, a common requirement is to prepare the most up-to-date documentation. The chapter offers very practical advice.
1. non-for-profit organization
The author recommends categorizing and organizing various documents, general information about the organization, financial status, and staffing details into computer folders in advance. It is especially important to prepare the following documents ahead of time, even if you are busy:
1) agency mission statement, 2) certificate of incorporation, 3) Most recent 501(c)(3) letter, 4) employer indentification number, 5) DUNS number(for all federal applications and other government funders),