Finding Funding: Grantwriting From Start to Finish, Including Project Management and Internet Use
The fifth edition of this bestseller brings the reader up-to-date with newly researched Web sites and effective strategies for writing government, foundation, and private grants.
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The fifth edition of this bestseller brings the reader up-to-date with newly researched Web sites and effective strategies for writing government, foundation, and private grants.
List of TableList of FiguresPrefaceAcknowledgmentsAbout the AuthorsAbout the ContributorsIntroductionPart I. Exploring the Grants World1. Unraveling the Mystique in Grant Applications2. How to Explore Grant Possibilities in Education3. Using the Federal Register and the Code of Federal Regulation4. Using the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA)5. Using the Internet to Access Funding Resources6. The Hub of Federal Grants: Grants.govPart II. Writing Grant Proposals7. What Are the Components of a Proposal?8. Components of a Foundation Proposal9. Writing a Federal Grant Proposal10. Helpful Hints From Proposal Writing Professionals11. Reviewing a Funded Proposal12. Submitting a Grant Electronically13. Understanding How Grants Are Awarded14. The Players and Their Roles in the ProcessPart III. Implementing, Operating, and Terminating a Project15. Implementing a Funded Project16. Understanding EDGAR and GPRA17. Understanding Site Visits and Audits18. Closing Out a ProjectBibliographyResource A: Federal Register and Code of Federal Regulations ExamplesResource B: AbbreviationsResource C: State Points of Contact (SPOC)Resource D: Glossary of TermsIndex
\ Joen Hendricks-Painter"The authors introduce very valuable ideas and strategies with tips and guidelines that could make every grant proposal successful. "\ \ \ \ \ Sharon Weber"There are helpful tips throughout the book. The documentation included was very useful, as was the comprehensive listing of sources and Internet sites."\ \ \ Janet Hurt“This excellent bookoffers tips, uses examples, and is arranged logically.”\ \ \ \ \ The Bookwatch"From writing proposals to implementing programs, this in-depth survey is a 'must' not only for administrators and educators, but for any who locate grants to fund projects."\ \
