First-Time Grantwriter′s Guide to Success
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Product details
- ISBN 9780761945369
- Weight: 420g
- Dimensions: 215 x 279mm
- Publication Date: 22 May 2002
- Publisher: SAGE Publications Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
"Direct, clear, and concise, this comprehensive book is full of good suggestions for everyone from a novice to an experienced grantwriter. The author′s use of simple language makes it easy to read and understand."
Michael Cormier, Superintendent
Maine School Administration, District #9
New Sharon, ME
"The detail and step-by-step discussion of the grantwriting process presented in this book provide a high level of comfort without being overwhelming. The large number of grant resources and checklists are invaluable."
Bill Ferland, Information Technology Coordinator
Rhode Island Office of Higher Education
Providence, RI
The recipe for writing powerful proposals that generate the funding you need!
From finding appropriate sources for grants, to submitting an effective proposal, this invaluable guide is the definitive roadmap for easy navigation through the entire grantwriting process. Every facet of grantwriting is thoroughly yet succinctly covered, including an in-depth review of the application package, expert writing tips, specific techniques for an efficient plan of operation, and practical advice on budget development.
Among the valuable features are:
- Detailed checklists at the end of each chapter
- Relevant sample forms and easy-to-use worksheets
- An informative glossary of terms
- Straightforward examples and figures that enhance clarity and readability
Geared for quick reference and smooth implementation, this user-friendly manual is a crucial resource for anyone seeking to supplement tight budgets, save existing services, or support new programs through grant funding.
