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 Finding
Funding : Grantwriting from Start to Finish
Ernest W. Brewer, Charles M.
Achilles, Jay R. Fuhriman, Connie Hollingsworth
Summary
The basics of grant writing from start to finish, including
locating funding, internet choices, and project management, are packed
into a reference which is filled with advice from grant-writing professionals.
Plenty of examples of successful funding efforts are included throughout,
from sample forms to analysis of the critical components of a proposal.
Highly recommended.
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 Greantseeker's
Toolkit
Cheryl Carter New,
James Quick of Polaris Corporation
Summary
Grants are a key source of support for most nonprofit organizations, particularly
new organizations or those starting new programs. This guide, developed
out of a series of seminars, helps grantseekers develop a strategic plan
for finding funds for their programs. It outlines how to develop a program
that will receive funding and provides the best methods for writing a
grant proposal.
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 Grant
Winner's Toolkit: Project Management and Evaluation
Cheryl Carter
New, James Aaron Quick
Summary
Based on their own experiences and the experiences of hundreds
of nonprofit managers nationwide, authors James Quick and Cheryl New provide
expert advice and guidance on managing every aspect of your funded projects
with the consummate professionalism demanded by your funders - from the
drafting of strategies and action plans to the drawing up of budgets,
from staff recruitment and team building, all the way through to the writing
of the next grant proposal.
They also arm you with an extensive arsenal of forms, checklists, time
sheets, practice exercises, and other valuable tools." "The
enclosed disk contains customizable forms covering all aspects of project
management that make it easy for you and your team to put the methods
described in the book to work in your organization.
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 Demystifying
Grantseeking
Larissa Golden
Brown, Martin John Brown
Summary
Take the fear out of grantseeking using this inspirational
and instructional guide. The authors-successful grant-seekers in their
own right-show how to overcome the common fears fundraisers often experience
and offer sound, practical guidance to successful grantseeking.
The book offers specific advice about organizing the grantseeking process
and helps readers develop a grant-seeking system that can be used each
time they apply for a grant. The authors show the entire process from
setting up the grantseeking office to creating documents that will be
the building blocks from which all future grant applications can be quickly
assembled. It gives readers a systematic and logical way of searching
for grants and helps to identify which foundations to approach so fundraisers
don't waste time on dead-end proposals.
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 Grantwriting,
Fundraising, and Partnerships : Strategies That Work!
Charles M. Achilles
Karen B. Ruskin
Summary
This comprehensive guide contains specific and practical information
that will help you negotiate the often-confusing world of private sector
grantwriting. It's a "how-to" book that will make it easier
for you to get more money for your school. Every aspect of grantwriting
is thoroughly discussed, from questions to ask before you begin to resources
for grants available to educators.
Grantwriting, Fundraising, and Partnerships was written with you in mind.
It has the facts and the tips you need to complete your successful grantwriting
project.
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 How
to Write Successful Foundation Presentations
Joseph Dermer
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 Grants
for NonProfit Organization
Eleanor G. Gilpatrick
Summary
Written especially for professionals in nonprofit organizations,
this is a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to finding funds for programs
and writing effective grant proposals. Gilpatrick bases her work on 10
years of experience in successful funding and teaching in the nonprofit
sector. She takes the reader through every phase of the funding and grant
writing process.
Notable for its comprehensive coverage and practical "hands-on"
orientation to the subject, the book is also distinguished by its coverage
of the specific areas of program planning and evaluation, topics usually
ignored in other works on grant writing.
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 Winning
Grant Proposals: Eleven Successful Appeals by American Nonprofits to Corporations,
Foundations, Individuals, and Government Agencies
Gordon Jay Frost (Editor) Fund
Raising Institute
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 The
"how to" Grants Manual
David G. G. Bauer
Summary
The new edition incorporates changes and trends over the past
five years in seeking and landing funding for education-based projects
and institutions. It reflects the growing number of foundations with Web
pages, using the Internet, the government trend toward online applications,
recent statistics, and new resources. It includes worksheets, forms, sample
letters, and examples. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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 Grantseeking:
A Step-by-Step Approach
Robert M. Zimmerman
Summary
This reference book explains in easy to understand language
how to research and write a proposal to a foundation, corporation, government
agency or religious donor, with an emphasis on private foundation grantwriting
and exploration. It includes details on online and library research on
foundation and government funding, a sample foundation research profile,
a description of what funders want in a letter of intent with a sample,
how to write a successful proposal, how to design a budget for all you
need and how to follow up with grantors, and a section on the role of
the board of directors in the grantseeking process. Included is an appendix
with Zimmerman's Eleven Rules of Fundraising and a list of reference libraries.
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 Winning
Grants Step by Step
Mim Carlson Support
Centers of America Staff
Summary
The Support Centers of America has created the definitive self-help
workbook that is a practical guide to writing persuasive and professional
grant proposals. Written for both novice and experienced grantwriters,
the workbook, rigorously fieldtested by SCA, is filled with practical
advice and illustrative examples.
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 Corporate
and Foundation Fundraising Manual for Native Americans
Phyllis A. Meiners
Hilary H. Tun-Atz
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 Grant
Proposals That Succeeded
Virginia P. White
(Editor)
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 Grants,
ECT.
Armand Lauffer
Summary
Has your program suffered from a lack of funding? Do you find that your
fund-raising efforts are not yielding a healthy share of the resource
pie? In Grants, Etc., Second Edition, author Armand Lauffer offers concrete
evidence that the resources are out there - you just have to know where
and how to find them. He emphasizes methods of expanding what has been
viewed as a finite pool of resources by detailing innovative ways of targeting
markets and aligning program goals.
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