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Payne, Mary Ann
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Grant Writing DeMYSTiFied
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: McGraw-Hill, 2010.
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Grant Writing DeMYSTiFied
Authors:
Mary Ann Payne
Published:
December 2010
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9780071738644 0071738649
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Book Description
Table of Contents
Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 Exploring Grantsmanship Basics
Anyone Can Write a Grant Proposal
Anyone Can Receive a Grant
Grants Are a Fast Way to Get Money
Grant Writing Is Simply Filling in a Form
Grants Are Free Money
Grant Money Will Sustain Your Program
Grant Writers Speak Their Own Language
You Can't Apply for a Grant Alone
Activities
Chapter 2 Defining Your Project
Mind Mapping Your Dream Ideas
Inviting Others to Join You
Questorming with Key People
Focusing on Concepts
Brainstorming with People Who Know
Creating Order from Chaos
Exploring Who's Doing What
Looking for Partners
Sifting and Sorting the Ideas
Activities
Chapter 3 Creating a Budget
Working Backward
Start with People
Provide Benefits
What About Specialized Consultants?
Operating Costs
Paying for Equipment and Overhead
Ask for What You Need, and Spend Everything You Receive
Turning to Income
Budgeting for More Than One Year
Moving On
Activities
Chapter 4 Proving the Need
Start with the Problem(s)
Illustrate the Perceived Need with Reputable Data
Let's Get to Work
Established Data Sources Add Credibility
Closer to Home
Traditional Sources of Statistics
Making Generic Statistics Relevant
Condensing Your Data in a Case Statement
Activities
Chapter 5 Establishing Your Credibility
Overview of Attachments
Choosing Between Incorporation and Fiscal Sponsorship
Registering with the Federal Government
Updating GuideStar File
Gathering Basic Agency/Individual Information
Describing Your Community and Constituency
Defining Your Organizational Structure
Focusing on the Chain of Command
Gathering Support Letters
Collecting Other Materials
Completing Government Requirements
Activities
Chapter 6 Considering Ethical Issues
Doing No Harm
Accurately Portraying Purpose and Use of Funds
Maintaining Confidentiality
Ensuring Funds Are Used for Designated Purposes
Avoiding Conflict of Interest
Protecting Intellectual Property
Don't Chase the Money
Activities
Chapter 7 Refining Your Program Design
Defining Goals and Objectives
Describing Research and/or Service Methods
Determining Appropriate Staffing
Scope of Work
Creating Relevant Evaluation
Creating a Program Logic Model
Ensuring Sustainability
Activities
Chapter 8 Focusing on Foundations
Looking for Funds
Finding Funding Sources
Activities
Chapter 9 Demystifying Government Funding
Time to Access County, State, and Federal Funds
Accessing Federal Grants Through www.Grants.gov
Federal Agencies That Award Grants
Funding for For-Profit Businesses
Final Words About the Political Process
Activities
Chapter 10 Cultivating Corporate and Individual Gifts
Exploring the Corporate World
Corporate Commonalities
Consider the Source
Focus Locally
Other Sources of Funds
The Power of One
The Power of Association
Another Idea Reborn
Online Possibilities
First, Last, and Foremost, Concentrate on One-on-One Networking
Activities
Chapter 11 Reading Guidelines and RFPs
Organizing Information So You Can Find It
Dealing with Jargon
Mining for Additional Information
Setting Priorities
Creating a Grants Calendar
Choosing One Funding Source
Activities
Chapter 12 Writing the Narrative
Before You Start Writing
Now You're Ready to Write
Writing Is Revising
Seeking Outside Feedback
Basic Writing Skills Are Important
Final Steps
Activities
Chapter 13 Submitting Your Proposal
Taking Care of Yourself
Moving Past the Narrative
Submitting the Documents
Preparing for an On-site Visit
Celebrating
Activities
Chapter 14 Following Up and Starting Over
Saying Thank You
Cleaning Up and Filing
Waiting Patiently
Responding to Yes or No
Staying Current
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