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Most Common Grant Proposal Errors (and How to Fix Them)

Grant Writing Made Easy

If allowed, include both direct and indirect costs. Tie each cost to a purpose: Funders should be able to see how each expense contributes to your goals. Pro Tip: Use a separate budget narrative page to explain your numbers. Ensure accuracy and completeness: Check all math, totals, and formatting.

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Grant Writing for Small Nonprofits: How to Do More With Less

Grant Writing Made Easy

Think of it as your internal toolbox: a set of ready-to-go content blocks you can customize and reuse across multiple applications. This reduces prep time and helps you maintain a consistent voice and narrative across all your proposals. Sustainability Language: Be ready to explain how your program will continue after the grant ends.

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Collaboration—Love it or Hate it?

Grant Professionals Association

I’ll bet right now some of you are getting ready to write an angry response—and I’ll bet some of you are thinking, “Oh, I’m so glad someone finally admitted it!” I’ve even negotiated that none of us ask for Indirect Costs so all the money goes directly to the program! I hate collaboration. There, I said it. Absolutely not.