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COVID-19 Adjustments and 2022 Versions of the NIH, NSF, and USDA-NIFA Workbooks

Grant Writers’ Seminars & Workshops

We are also providing information on the availability of newly updated 2022 NIH, NSF, and USDA-NIFA versions of The Grant Application Writer’s Workbook. I have participated in a number of NSF CAREER award workshops. The seminar was excellent. We are pleased to announce that the three agency-specific (i.e.,

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How to Win Grants: Five Steps for Successful Grant Seeking at Nonprofits

Grants Plus

Generate a feedback loop as you forge connections and initiate conversations. With these five steps, you can optimize grant seeking efforts, improve your chances of success, and secure vital funding to fulfill your mission.

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Funding Alert! Grants for Distance Learning and Telemedicine Equipment

Assel Grant Services

United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development, Rural Utilities Services Attention organizations and communities interested in providing distance learning or telemedicine services to rural areas! Awards range from $50,000 to $1million and there is a three-year period of performance beginning the date the funds are released.

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Grant Writing Tip: Using federal grants to fund building or purchasing/renovating a building

Seliger + Associates Grant Writing

The most flexible federal grants and subsidized loans for facilities are now found in USDA to benefit low-income rural areas. Here are some examples of relevant USDA programs: UDSA Community Facilities Direct Grants and Loans provides funding to develop essential community facilities in rural areas. In FY ‘23, $3.8

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Grant Writing Tip: Using federal grants to fund building or purchasing/renovating a building

Seliger + Associates Grant Writing

The most flexible federal grants and subsidized loans for facilities are now found in USDA to benefit low-income rural areas. Here are two examples of USDA programs in rural areas: The UDSA Community Facilities Direct Grants and Loans provides funding to develop essential community facilities in rural areas. In FY ‘23, $3.8