Grant writers have to write a lot of letters, chief among them letters of inquiry and letters of intent. In this chapter, you'll learn the difference between the two and read some guidelines for writing each kind.
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Grant Writing Sections
- Top 10 Reasons to Learn Grant Writing
- The World of Grant Writing
- Finding the Money
- Government Grants
- Foundation Grants
- The Right Source
- Grant-Seeker Workshops and Conferences
- Letters of Intent and Inquiry
- Components of a Grant Proposal
- Preparing to Write
- Planning for Letters of Support
- Writing a Statement of Need
- Writing Goals, Objectives, and Outcomes
- Writing Action Plans and Timelines
- Designing an Evaluation Plan
- Developing a Budget and Budget Narrative
- Other Grant-Proposal Sections
- Capital-Grant Proposals
- Write It Well
- Reviewing Your Work
- Filling Out Forms
- Packaging and Submitting Your Proposal
- Next Steps
- Writing Grants as a Career
- Web Resources
- Sample Federal Grant Proposal
- Sample Foundation Grant Proposal
- Sample Capital Grant Proposal
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