Alternative sources of funding are beneficial, and often necessary, to successfully meet the challenges education leaders are facing today. The good news is that grants are available to help you in your efforts. Before you submit your next grant proposal, make sure you know the Dos and Don’ts of successful proposal writing.
This publication walks you through the steps of creating your grant proposal--from writing the letter of inquiry to developing the budget and submitting your proposal. Real-life examples and tips from experienced proposal writers will help you and your staff understand the technical details of the application process.
Table of Contents
- Should We Apply for Grant Funding?
- Writing a Letter of Inquiry
- Developing an Abstract
- Identifying a Funding Source
- Partnerships and Joint Ventures
- Checking Your Districts Requirements for Grant Proposals
- Writing the Proposal
- What Should the Proposal Include?
- Developing the Proposal Budget
- Dos and Don’ts of Proposal Writing
- Conducting Grant-Funded Activities