The Art of Funding and Implementing Ideas: A Guide to Proposal
                    Development and Project Management

Shore, Arnold; Carfora, John M.

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“…A grant proposal is the document that presents the project to the funding agency. The proposal is the tool used not only to plan the project and request funding but also becomes a blueprint to develop, implement, and evaluate a funded project (Shore & Carfora, 2011). The proposal must focus on details and include all of the information and supporting documentation required by the funding agency (Mehring & Schwenn, 2010).…”

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Secrets of Successful Grant Writing to Support Rural Special Education Programs

Ludlow

2014

Rural Special Education Quarterly

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This article explains the process of identifying grant funding sources and writing a grant proposal and attempts to demystify the process as it relates to grant funding in special education and disability services. It offers a series of simple steps to help new or less experienced grant writers in locating funding agencies, reading and understanding the request for proposals, and preparing a competitive proposal. Each step includes suggestions for how anyone can become a more successful grant writer and reach the goal of having a project funded.

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Secrets of Successful Grant Writing to Support Rural Special Education Programs

Ludlow

2014

Rural Special Education Quarterly

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“…When sharing your idea with others, it is helpful to sketch or draft your idea on paper. Shore and Carfora (2011) suggest drafting several different versions of your idea using different wording and from different conceptual angles. This can help you see your idea from different points of view, which is helpful when trying to assess whether your idea can fit into different funders' missions.…”

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“…When collaborating, it can be very helpful to designate a main writer or someone who will work to make sure that the style of writing and proposal formatting is correctly done (Shore & Carfora, 2011). When working as part of a collaboration team, make sure to write in plenty of time to finish the proposal before it is due, and consider giving a copy of the final proposal to all members of the team before submitting so everyone has the same copy they are reading when digesting comments from the reviewers.…”

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“…Also, don't be worried about the proposal seeming repetitive. Proposal writing has many repetitions built into it, and it is crucial that you make sure to remain consistent with the way that you describe your program throughout the entire grant proposal (Shore & Carfora, 2011).…”

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“…Include any and all collaborations and access to experts or resources. Make sure to emphasize the particular skill set of the organization and activities or programs that are currently going well that are relevant to the proposed project (Shore & Carfora, 2011).…”

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Grant Writing: Tips and Advice for New Writers

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While grant writing is a highly useful and potentially lucrative skill, it can also be a challenge to learn how to successfully write grants. Moving through the entire process of creating and harnessing a new idea to building a collaborative team, and making sure the proposal itself is high quality and includes all the important pieces, can be daunting for new grant writers. This 5-page fact sheet shares tips and walks you through the process of writing a collaborative grant by helping illuminate how to manage the idea creation, team building, and proposal writing stages of your grant writing experience. Written by Erica Odera, Sebastian Galindo-Gonzalez, Amy Harder, Glenn D. Israel, and Alexa J. Lamm, and published by the UF Department of Agricultural Education and Communication, May 2014.

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