In a grant seeking environment of ever-increasing competition, it is imperative to provide a proposal that provides the clearest, yet most energized proposal that will excite the reader and make them want to financially support…
Posts Published byDiane Leonard, GPC, RST
What Is a Grant Calendar? Definition, Key Elements, and How to Build One
One of the most foundational tools in a grant professional’s toolkit is one that many organizations still don’t have in place: a grant calendar. Let’s make sure we start with what a grant calendar is…
What To Look For (And What To Avoid) In Grant Writing Training For Nonprofit Organizations
Originally posted by CharityHowTo July 10, 2019. Read the original blog here. When talking with nonprofit professionals who are new to the grant writing field, or even those who may not be new to the…
Top 10 Grant Writing Tips For Your Nonprofit
*Originally published on 6/14/19 by CharityHowTo. There are so many nuances to be considered when creating a successful grant seeking strategy. Whether you are relatively new to the field of grant seeking or you are…
#FOMO…On the Perfect Grant Opportunity
While many on social media may think of #FOMO as the Fear Of Missing Out as it relates to social activities, vacations, and other exciting adventures, when I think of #FOMO it is the fear…
Using an Agile Framework to Win More Grants
Do you want to write twice as many grants in half the time? It sounds like a gimmick, I agree. Yet, there is real truth in the title of the book, “Scrum: Doing…
Who Are Our Future Grant Professionals
“Community is being close to the people around you. To me, community isn’t a place, it’s a feeling,” Rebecca Leonard 13-year-old Rebecca Leonard submitted an essay for the Northern New York Community Foundation Community…
