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Grant Writing Mistake Part 5: Constantly Changing Data

Millionaire Grant Lady

Common questions in a grant proposal ask about the demographics of the people you serve, how many people you serve, or the impact of your programs. Provide demographics of constituents served up to this point of this fiscal year. Provide budget-to-actuals comparison through the last month. Remember, it is all about your impact!

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How to Manage Your Arts and Cultural Nonprofit’s Revenue Streams in Uncertain Times

Blackbaud

Revenue diversity is a good hedge against the unexpected, but diversity alone is not enough when your budget is threatened or dismantled by outside forces. Use budget scenarios to plan for possible outcomes and contingencies. Ready to have these ROI conversations with your team but don’t know where to start?

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How to write a winning grant proposal

Candid

Project description Your project description should delve deep into the specific activities of your project and how they will benefit your target demographic. Project budget Here you’ll get down to the dollars and cents required to address your need or problem.

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The Complete Guide to Facebook Ads for Nonprofits

Qgiv

Facebook allows you to target specific demographics for a minimum of one dollar a day. To optimize your advertising budget, create a marketing strategy to establish the best time for your organization to use ads. Boosted Posts Once your Facebook page is ready to go, it’s time to create your ads.

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Grants: A Winning Formula

Sharpshooter Communications

Are you grant ready? There are some specific reasons and I break them into two main categories: Grant Readiness and Grant Strategy. Here’s what it means to be “Grant Ready.” I created the Grant Readiness Assessment (a free tool available here) to guide nonprofits that want to begin or expand their grant-seeking.

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5 Considerations When Updating Your Grant Application

Blackbaud

Consider adding a quick questionnaire that verifies they meet your basic criteria, such as serving a specific location or demographic. A survey like this works well if you have specific requirements, such as a budget under $100,000 or serving families with preschool-aged children.

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6 Steps for Finding Corporate Sponsors for Your Next Fundraising Event

Get Fully Funded

Pays for their sponsorship out of their marketing budget, philanthropy budget, or general profit of the business. Before you go after sponsors, have these ready: Sponsor packet or invitation detailing levels and benefits. Be ready with an immediate thank-you letter when businesses commit to sponsoring. Start early.