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Define the project Identify the right funding source(s)

This comprehensive guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to secure funding for your project through grant writing. From defining your project needs to submitting the application, this resource covers it all. Learn how to identify the right funding sources, gain specific funding information, and interpret guidelines. Prepare a winning application by following the six essential components and submission tips. Utilize real examples and insights from grant writing experts to enhance your chances of success.

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Define the project Identify the right funding source(s)

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  1. Define the project Identify the right funding source(s) Gain specific funding information and interpret the guidelines Prepare the application Submit the application After submission ideas

  2. Step 1: Define the project Identifying your need. What do you want the money for? How much do you need? What need or problem are you trying to address? What is the background of the problem (how did it come about)? What is the project that will solve the problem?

  3. Step 2: Identify the right funding source(s) • 1. Federal Funding • $100,000 + • Requires Request for Proposal • 2. State Funding • $100,00 + • 3. Foundation or Corporate Funding • Under $100,000

  4. Key Element Find a funder that Their desires and requirements match yours The funder wants certain particulars, and only projects that match those particulars get funded no matter how unique, wonderful, or worthy it is. So find a compatible funding source interested in solving the same kind of problems that you are.

  5. Step 3: Gain specific funding information and interpret the guidelines Finding the Right match Research the foundation or agency Get the application and all guidelines and read them Read them again

  6. Once You Find A Good Match Double check their interests Obtain funding literature and application Read all literature completely. Make sure that your organization and your proposed project meet all of the funder’s eligibility criteria. Make sure that you are thoroughly familiar with your project

  7. 4. Prepare The Application • Most grants require the same basic information • Larger grants may require more • There are generally six components that need to be presented. • Executive Summary • Problem or Need Statement • Project Description • Funding Requirements • Applicant and its Expertise • Attachments

  8. Step 5: Submit the application Double check everything Have someone else double check everything Include a 1-page cover letter Deliver before due date Follow up only after specific date

  9. Sarah Evans - Lincoln Electric Robert J Visdos - Workforce Institute, Portland, Oregon Lent, Lia. Grant Writing 101.pdf taken from the Internet 4/1/2015 take from: http://hippyusa.org/memanage/pdf/Grant%20Writing%20101_Lia%20Lent.pdf 501-537-7727. llent@hippyusa.org North Carolina State University. Grant Writing Made Easy.pdf taken from the Internet 4/1/2015 form: http://www.engr.ncsu.edu/ora/preaward/documents/GrantWritingMadeEasy.pdf St Helens High School Bonnie Adams and Jacquelin Martin

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