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Use GrantWriters.net’s proposal writers to apply for the $2,000,000 Teenage Pregnancy Prevention Grant due April 18, 2023 Our writers can efficiently step in, prepare your full grant proposal, and submit an award-worthy grant by this tight deadline. If you serve or desire to serve youth and families through the education of teenage pregnancy prevention and life skills building, you must consider applying for this grant opportunity. The first Teenage Pregnancy Prevention (TPP) Grant competition occurred in 2010. In this year alone, GrantWriters was awarded several grants (more than $10 million ..read more

As you are preparing to submit a grant proposal and hoping to get funded, what do you need to do next to increase your chances of an award? Requirements vary widely from project to project, and it’s essential to make sure you are prepared to have the best chance of success. Before diving in, always read the entire RFP or RFA (Request for Proposal or Application), and make sure you understand and meet all requirements for Eligibility, Competitiveness, Levels of Need, Capability, and Technical Merit. 1) Confirm eligibility.  First, make sure your organization meets the grant application’s ..read more

Knowing where your organization is going and how to reach your grant goals. Sometimes the hardest part of achieving a goal is just getting started. This is often the case when deciding to pursue grant funding. Going after grants can be a daunting task. Grant guidelines are often long, confusing documents and program planning takes time. Partnerships are often new (if they exist), staffing may be thin, and the exact needs of your particular community may not be crystal clear. Don’t let this hold you back. It only takes one grant to change your entire organization’s future and kick-start your g ..read more

Everything you need to know to develop a brilliant grant proposal budget. A grant proposal budget outlines your intended expenses if you are awarded the grant funding, specific to the project or program stated in your proposal. The budget is an extremely important piece of the grant proposal because it shows exactly how you will fund your project, which is helpful for both you and the funder. When developing a grant proposal application, the funder will make a vast number of requests for information regarding your organization and program. One of the most important elements within the applica ..read more

While you may have only one grant proposal to write at any given time, those who review grant proposals regularly may have dozens to review. Just as recruiters go through multiple resumes for an open job position, grant proposal reviewers have a limited amount of time to sift through an enormous pile of applications. They must triage applications quickly to narrow down the pool of those most worthy of further consideration. Just as a poor resume will quickly be discarded, a poorly done grant proposal will as well. Great grant proposals stand out in clearly identifiable ways and almost always ..read more

It’s a new year and time to look at how successful your grant proposals were and, more importantly, identify how your organization can improve going forward. While no organization wins every grant it tries for, every application – whether it ends in an award or a rejection – offers valuable experience and insight that you can leverage to make future efforts even better and more successful. As you prepare for the new year’s grant season, here are some steps you can take that will help you refine and improve your approach this year.  1. Take a hard look at your rejections. Put aw ..read more

Welcome to 2022! Quite a year it has been. Reaching a high degree of stability is a goal for most organizations seeking to overcome the various challenges faced during the pandemic. While many elements can assist your organization with the new normal, grant funding will play a large part in that activity. In preparation for that effort, there are various activities that you can complete right now to position yourself in the best possible way to win grant funding in the coming year. So, let’s get started. Step #1 Get your paperwork in order. The vast majority of grant funding require ..read more

It has been a year to remember. What started as a hopeful outlook going into 2020 quickly changed gears in mid-march, motivating many nonprofits to change their focus and work to provide and operate to the best of their capacity due to COVID restrictions. Although it was challenging, millions of dollars were made available in grant funding for nonprofits to provide the exceptional services they offer. With shutdowns in place in many states across the country, we saw the first change in the form of deadline extensions given for many of the grants due during the first shutdown. These extensions ..read more