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U.S. Government Grants offers two-day Grant Writing Workshops that provide hundreds of powerful and practical Grant Writing Tips. Beginning grant writers, as well as seasoned professionals, claim these workshops are the best they have ever attended. Most participants say U.S.G.G. Grant Writing Workshops are far better than ones that cost two-three times more – and that they are the only workshops that actually teach you how to write good grant proposals. Hundreds of useful Grant Writing Tips are provided over the course of two days including:
· Grant Writing Tips for Planning and Getting Organized
· Grant Writing Tips for Identifying Potential Funders
· Grant Writing Tips for Writing Successful Grant Proposals
· Grant Writing Tips Contracting with Professional Grant Writers
U.S.G.G. Grant Writing Workshops are unique, unlike any other in the country. Most college, university and association workshops cover things such as the history of philanthropy, terminology, fundraising ethics, strategic planning, volunteers and staffing, planned giving, and facts and figures of who gives and why. In contrast, U.S.G.G. Grant Writing Workshops provide the “nuts and bolts” for putting together a successful grant proposal. We focus more on how to write a good problem statement – the area in which most grant proposals fail – and how to have 90% of your grant proposal done before you begin. Specific ideas for wording the problem statement, goal statement, project objectives, and evaluation are provided. Students learn exactly how to write diversity statements, capability statements, and statements on how the project will affect social change. Methodologies for evaluating grant proposals, along with tools for budgeting, and increasing community collaboration are just a few of the “highly acclaimed” grant writing workshop contents. Specific Grant Writing Tips are provided for:
- How to cultivate relationships with the funder
- How to improve chances for funding with your letterhead
- How to choose Board Members and Advisors
- How to become a better community collaborator
- When to use registered voters as leverage
- Tips for getting quality letters of support.
- Key differences between letters of support and letters of collaboration
- When to ask politicians and police officers for letters of support, and when not
- How to develop good problem statements
- Five step process for program planning
- 28 items to have prepared in advance
- Quick steps to finding Federal, state & private foundation grants
- How to describe your evaluation plan
U.S.G.G. Grant Writing Workshops have achieved a 99.4% rating in customer satisfaction. Following are just three out of over six hundred testimonials from U.S.G.G. Grant Writing Workshops:
Connie Bailey of the Independent Biker’s Foundation, Inc. said “ this was the best of the best when it comes to Grant Writing Workshops. I’d highly recommend it to anyone that is seeking more money…The Grant Writing Tips provided will be very useful.”
Melinda Konrath, Director of Nursing Services, St. Joseph County Health Department, an experienced grant writer said the grant writing course was “very relevant and useful.” She went on to say, “I learned a lot. The trainer was well prepared and knowledgeable of the subject. The samples of grant proposals were great. Our grant proposals have never looked this good.”
Pamela Hubbard of Golden Ciphers said, “The trainer was very well prepared, professional, yet down to earth. These Grant Writing Workshops were more than I expected. I am delightfully pleased and extremely satisfied.”
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