Grant Writing Course - Unit 2 - Strategizing to Win!
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Goals & Objectives
Every grant-funded program must aim for a specific goal. This section demonstrates how to set a goal that's do-able as well as how to write objectives [strategies to achieve the goal] in terms that are simple, clear, and measurable. This course is delivered to you via e-mail.
Activities & Timeline -
A typical grant-maker provides funding for one year of program operation and wants to know exactly how you plan to achieve your goal within that timeframe. Learn how to create an Activities & Timeline chart -a ''punch list'' of specific steps needed to achieve each objective.
Evaluation Strategies -
Evaluation is the collection of evidence that proves your program had some kind of impact or created change. Learn about the two ways to evaluate most programs: process evaluation and outcome evaluation.
Organizational Capacity -
A school or organization is ''grant worthy'' when it has experience in dealing with the target population and services described in the proposal. This section shows you how to craft a description of your agency that focuses on its most significant assets.
Budget: Couching the Cash -
Grant funds support the cost of delivering your program or service. Learn how to structure a budget that's acceptable to the funder, the difference between a budget narrative and a budget summary, and what you need to know about budgets after a grant award has been made.