In every grant proposal, the writer must show the importance of their target population's needs, problems, and challenges with data and heart. Join us to learn how to set up your argument with facts and stories to convey this urgency in a competitive market. You'll learn about:
- data sources including the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey,
- proposal-writing tones and formats for presenting data,
- appropriate uses of visuals to highlight data,
- the challenges of presenting data in online applications,
- and community needs assessments.
In addition, we will discuss how to appeal to the heart of the grant review without providing a long, detailed client story. Lastly, we'll address the importance of the connection between the need section and the program and evaluation sections of your proposal to ensure logical links between the elements of the grant.
This presentation covers the following Grant Professionals Certification Institute
Competencies and Skills: Competency 2, Skill 2.5, Competency 3, Skill 3.5, Skill 2.6, Competency 4, Skill 4.4., Skill 4.5, Skill 4.6, Skill 4.7, Competency 9, Skill 9.1, Skill 9.2, Skill 9.3.
Presenter:
Our presenter is Julie Assel, GPC, of Assel Grant Services, an industry-leading consulting firm based in Kansas City specializing in grant research, proposal creation and grant management for nonprofits, school districts, and institutions of higher education.