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| Language: | en |
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2005
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| Online Access: | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ710441 |
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- Free Cash Giveaway! a Can't-Miss Guide to Writing Winning Grants Nutt, Pam Grants Grantsmanship School Libraries Proposal Writing Yes, grant writing is time consuming. Finding the right one to support your specific need can take up to a month, and even then, it can take another month and as long as a year before any money is awarded. The good news is that once you've written a grant, you may be able to use the same one to apply to different grantors. Just make sure to adjust your needs and change the date and grantor's name. Also avoid using the same application for other grants within one company or foundation. Most funders keep copies of the original applications and have one department or person solely devoted to vetting candidates. Start scoping out possible grant opportunities as soon as possible. Some of the most popular ones will pay for new computers, books, staff development, after-school programs, summer enrichment activities, and other services that directly improve student achievement. Don't despair, there's still money to be had applying for a grant is an excellent option, and it's well worth the time and effort.