Grant writing - What Funding Bodies expect
Funding bodies offer grants to not for profit groups to help with project funding. The process of applying for the grants can be made easier if you understand what the funding bodies expect from you. Your grant proposal should begin with a Short Overview . This is where you use as few sentences as possible to present the key elements of your grant proposal. Ensure that in the proposal you address: • The purpose of your project. • The expected outcomes of your project. How will you achieve the outcomes? • How will the success of your project be measured? • Why is your project important to you and the community? • Who are you? An assessment of need tells the funding body why your project is important. It should detail how their funding will respond to a gap in resources, opportunity or knowledge that really to be filled. Your grant application needs to clearly define the need or problem that your project is responding to. Description of your project or the project goals, objectives,...