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Grant writing basics from The Center for Nonprofit Management
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Links to sites on finding grants and writing effective proposals
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| Guidelines for information to include and some help on how to present the information
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This web site offers a summary of the contents of the current issue of The Chronicle, a list of forthcoming conferences and workshops, job opportunities in the non-profit world, and other information |
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With a core focus on the United States, GCIR provides grantmakers with opportunities for learning, networking, and collaboration, as well as information resources
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A good explanation of how non-profits can get connected and use the internet and information about how to search for funding sources
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Planning and writing a proposal for submission to donor organizations
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Tips that range from reading the RFP through submitting the finished proposal
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This page includes a list of grant planning questions and a list of basic proposal elements that I use when I offer grant-writing workshops
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This article focuses on the necessary research and preparation as well as the grantwriting process for successful foundation funding
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Twenty things to remember when writing grant proposals
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This publication is an easy guide to the basic elements of grant writing and is offered to assist applicants to CPB and to other funding sources. It offers guideposts to help you through each stage of the process
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A very detailed list of all the steps in developing a proposal from developing the concept to assembling and mailing the finished product
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A suggested approach that can be adapted to fit the needs of any nonprofit and the peculiarities of each situation from the Foundation Center
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You can be a successful grant proposal writer if you follow three rather simple steps: (1) start with a good idea; (2) locate a source that has already funded similar ideas; and (3) design, craft, and develop your idea into a well-written statement
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This site is organized into four parts: free information about what's hot and new in the grant writing world; the bookstore--your source for the best in grant writing materials including books, guides and diskettes loaded with sample documents; training including open workshops, on-site programs, university courses and web-based instruction; plus services from generating the first idea to submitting a winning grant proposal
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Free web-based grant writing resources for non-profit organizations, charitable, educational, public organizations, and other community-minded groups
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Many NIH Institutes put out guides and tip sheets on their Web sites. These guides can be useful resources. Here are just a few
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Funding: Grant Writing Tips