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How to Say It, Grantwriting: Write Proposals That Grantmakers Want to Fund
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Bibliographic Detail
Publisher
Prentice Hall Pr
Publication date
October 6, 2009
Pages
269
Binding
Paperback
Edition
Original
Book category
Adult Non-Fiction
ISBN-13
9780735204454
ISBN-10
0735204454
Dimensions
0.75 by 7.25 by 9.50 in.
Weight
1.20 lbs.
Original list price
$17.95
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Summaries and Reviews
Amazon.com description: Product Description: A guide to writing grant proposals tailored specifically to a donor?s interests, complete with step-by-step instructions and samples of winning proposals.
In grant- seeking, words can go where the applicant can?t?the foundation boardroom, the corporation?s headquarters?so it?s important to use them as the strategic, powerful tools that they are. This book shows readers how to find, frame, and use words effectively to make the case for any organization and its projects.
Readers are provided the tools for crafting a grant proposal that speaks directly to the funder?s interests. Grant-seekers will learn:
? How to find out which funders fit their project exactly
? Strategies for figuring out what each grant-maker is looking for
? Critical tips for crafting attention-grabbing proposals
Koch shows readers how to write with a point of view that is geared to the funder?s interests and goals, while remaining true to the project. Packed with examples of winning proposals, and strategies for using words to inspire and convince, this is the must-have resource for any grant-seeker hoping to stand apart from the crowd.
In grant- seeking, words can go where the applicant can?t?the foundation boardroom, the corporation?s headquarters?so it?s important to use them as the strategic, powerful tools that they are. This book shows readers how to find, frame, and use words effectively to make the case for any organization and its projects.
Readers are provided the tools for crafting a grant proposal that speaks directly to the funder?s interests. Grant-seekers will learn:
? How to find out which funders fit their project exactly
? Strategies for figuring out what each grant-maker is looking for
? Critical tips for crafting attention-grabbing proposals
Koch shows readers how to write with a point of view that is geared to the funder?s interests and goals, while remaining true to the project. Packed with examples of winning proposals, and strategies for using words to inspire and convince, this is the must-have resource for any grant-seeker hoping to stand apart from the crowd.
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Original edition from Prentice Hall Pr (October 6, 2009); titled "How to Say It, Grantwriting: Write Proposals That Grantmakers Want to Fund"
9780735204454 | details & prices | 269 pages | 7.25 × 9.50 × 0.75 in. | 1.20 lbs | List price $17.95
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About: A guide to writing grant proposals tailored specifically to a donor?
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