Begin with the End in Mind When Grant Writing If you don’t know where you’re going, any road you take will get you there… Stephen Covey authored The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. Habit number two advises “Begin with the end in mind,” which is very important to grant writing. Mr. Covey communicates the
Emphasizing Your Needs in a Grant Proposal A simple truth: your grant application must be a persuasive proposal for support, backed by a well-documented need. Just because you are a provider serving a population of interest to the funding source doesn’t mean merely mentioning this in a grant application will scream out… “I’m the one,
Your Grant was Rejected. What Now? Your grant application was rejected. So now you ask yourself… What’s wrong with our proposal? Other agencies like us had their grant proposals funded. We provide the same services, we’re good people, and our programs are listed in the funding criteria. It’s not fair! How can we increase our