Basics of Grant Writing

Basics of Grant Writing
 
Grant Announcements
*Location of these announcements
•www.ed.gov/news/fedregister
•http://www.gpoaccess.gov/fr/index.htmp
•www.grants.gov(Notice Inviting Applicants only)
•Funding priorities
 
three different types of 
  
  
priorities:
  
1.  Absolute
  
2.  Competitive
  
3.  Invitational
*Selection criteria
 
Quality of the project design
  
(Point range 30-50)
 
Quality of project
  
(Point range 10-40)
 
Need for the
  
 
(Point range 10-25)
 
Significance
  
(Point range 15-25)
 
 
Quality of management plan
.
  
(Point range 5-20)
 
Quality of project services
  
(Point range 20-25
 
Quality of project personnel
  
(Point range 5-10)
 
Adequacy of resources
  
(Point range 10-30)
Common Definitions
Community-Based Organization
 
Local educational agency (or LEA)
State Educational Agency
Budget (Financial Plan)
Grantee
Project 
Application Organization Tips
  
    Getting
 
Started
 
time to prepare
 
Read the entire application package
 
Contact the competition manager
•Preparing Your Proposal
Follow Formatting Guidelines
Make Proposal Easy to Read
Clear Language
Funding Request is Appropriate
Budget Figures are Accurate
Proofread, Proofread,
Proofread
:
Proofread,
Proofread,
Proofread
:
•Submitting Your Proposal
Don’t wait till the last minute
Know deadline date and time
Technical Difficulty, No Problem
HARD COPY
Have someone else proofread
Double check information
Common Mistakes
No Time
Not Reading Package
Not following format
Did not us required Signatures
Did not PROOFREAD!!
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Learn the basics of grant writing, from finding grant announcements to understanding funding priorities and selection criteria. Discover common definitions and application organization tips. Prepare your proposal effectively with formatting guidelines, clear language, and accurate budget figures. Avoid common mistakes and ensure a successful submission by following the tips provided.

  • Grant writing
  • Proposal preparation
  • Funding priorities
  • Selection criteria
  • Application tips

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  1. Basics of Grant Writing

  2. Grant Announcements *Location of these announcements www.ed.gov/news/fedregister http://www.gpoaccess.gov/fr/index.htmp www.grants.gov(Notice Inviting Applicants only)

  3. Funding priorities three different types of priorities: 1. Absolute 2. Competitive 3. Invitational

  4. *Selection criteria Quality of the project design (Point range 30-50) Quality of project (Point range 10-40) Need for the (Point range 10-25) Significance (Point range 15-25)

  5. Quality of management plan. (Point range 5-20) Quality of project services (Point range 20-25 Quality of project personnel (Point range 5-10) Adequacy of resources (Point range 10-30)

  6. Common Definitions Community-Based Organization Local educational agency (or LEA) State Educational Agency Budget (Financial Plan) Grantee Project

  7. Application Organization Tips GettingStarted time to prepare Read the entire application package Contact the competition manager

  8. Preparing Your Proposal Follow Formatting Guidelines Make Proposal Easy to Read Clear Language Funding Request is Appropriate Budget Figures are Accurate Proofread, Proofread, Proofread:

  9. Proofread, Proofread, Proofread:

  10. Submitting Your Proposal Don t wait till the last minute Know deadline date and time Technical Difficulty, No Problem HARD COPY Have someone else proofread Double check information

  11. Common Mistakes No Time Not Reading Package Not following format Did not us required Signatures Did not PROOFREAD!!

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