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Editorial Reviews
From Library Journal
Blum is a professional fund-raiser and the author of 15 books on fund-raising in the "Free Money" series (e.g., Free Money for Heart Disease and Cancer Care , LJ 6/1/92). This guide is a solid, basic overview of the grant-writing process, from assessing needs and researching a match to proposal writing and follow-up. The guide is aimed at individuals who wish to fund projects, either with or without nonprofit affiliations; however, it would be a useful primer for any novice grant seeker. Blum attempts to balance sensible advice with upbeat encouragement. She even supplies advice on self-motivation and efficient working procedures. Recommended for libraries with clients who need a do-it-yourself introduction to grants.
- Ruth M. Ross, Olympic Coll. Lib., Bremerton, Wash.
Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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"Armed with this invaluable book and a bit of perseverance, you will be well on your way to tapping into available sources." --Joan Hamburg
Laurie Blum knows everything there is to know about the five billion dollars in grant monies available to finance a wide array of ideas and projects. With clear explanations and proven strategies for success, her indispensable guide will help you develop a game plan to get the grant you need. Here's where you'll find complete details on:
* Shaping your idea to attract funding.
* Preparing your funding campaign--from research and organization to budgeting and marketing.
* Finding the right resource--building a prospect list, using basic references, and keeping data sheets.
* Writing your proposal.
* Following up on responses--what to do if you receive a grant and what steps to take if your request is turned down.
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Blum is a professional fund-raiser and the author of 15 books on fund-raising in the "Free Money" series (e.g., Free Money for Heart Disease and Cancer Care , LJ 6/1/92). This guide is a solid, basic overview of the grant-writing process, from assessing needs and researching a match to proposal writing and follow-up. The guide is aimed at individuals who wish to fund projects, either with or without nonprofit affiliations; however, it would be a useful primer for any novice grant seeker. Blum attempts to balance sensible advice with upbeat encouragement. She even supplies advice on self-motivation and efficient working procedures. Recommended for libraries with clients who need a do-it-yourself introduction to grants.
- Ruth M. Ross, Olympic Coll. Lib., Bremerton, Wash.
Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Product Description
"Armed with this invaluable book and a bit of perseverance, you will be well on your way to tapping into available sources." --Joan Hamburg
Laurie Blum knows everything there is to know about the five billion dollars in grant monies available to finance a wide array of ideas and projects. With clear explanations and proven strategies for success, her indispensable guide will help you develop a game plan to get the grant you need. Here's where you'll find complete details on:
* Shaping your idea to attract funding.
* Preparing your funding campaign--from research and organization to budgeting and marketing.
* Finding the right resource--building a prospect list, using basic references, and keeping data sheets.
* Writing your proposal.
* Following up on responses--what to do if you receive a grant and what steps to take if your request is turned down.
See all Editorial Reviews
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