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Being the Sole Grant Writer in an Organization

Lightning Fast Grant Writing

Create and Maintain a Grant Calendar Use a master calendar to track all deadlines and milestones. Share this calendar with leadership so they understand your capacity and upcoming workload. Develop a Proposal Library Build a collection of templates and boilerplate text (e.g.,

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

Grant Writing Made Easy

Even seasoned grant writers make grant proposal errors, but small changes can be the difference between a funded project and a missed opportunity. Funders review hundreds of applications, and issues such as unclear objectives, vague budgets, or an ineffective statement of need can easily push your proposal to the bottom of the pile.

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How Long Does It Take to Get Grant Money?

Millionaire Grant Lady

They have important work to do in the world, and their programs need funds to operate successfully, so what’s the hold up? The time it takes to receive funds depends greatly on the type of grant you are pursuing. For some foundations, their board of directors may only meet once in a calendar year.

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The #1 Grant Writing Headache? Your Own Team.

Lightning Fast Grant Writing

Or convinced the grant wont be funded anyway, so why bother? Or calendar invites and stern reminder emails. They recycle past proposals, snag bios from LinkedIn, and mine old annual reports and budgets to pre-write the missing pieces. Theyre just busy. Or skeptical. Or burned out. Or tighter deadlines. Thats exactly what you do.

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Timing Your Grant Applications: A Guide for Nonprofit Leaders

Millionaire Grant Lady

the tax year, the school year, or the calendar year. The tricky thing with grant funding is that funders do not work on one universal timeline. So, what does that mean for nonprofits seeking eligibility for grant funding? Here’s what you need to know about when to seek grant funding. Is there a “season” for grants?

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Foundation Grants vs. Government Grants: What the Millionaire Grant Lady Recommends

Millionaire Grant Lady

As you are building your nonprofit, most nonprofits early on come to understand that they must increase their funding so they can serve more people, serve the community, and do all the things that they got into this industry to do. As you are building revenue sources, you need to focus on diversifying funding sources.

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Earn a Stamp of Approval on Your Grant Application!

GrantNews

If your grant proposal was rejected, don’t be discouraged! Each rejection offers valuable lessons that can improve your chances of securing funding in the future. Unfeasible Budget: The higher the funding amount, the more stringent the rules. If they don’t, it’s unlikely they will fund your cause.