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    This document provides information on how to write an effective grant proposal. It explains that a proposal is a written document submitted for funding. The key components of a successful proposal are outlined, including an introduction, needs statement, project description, evaluation plan, budget, demonstration of applicant capabilities, sustainability plan, letters of support, and any required appendices. Effective proposals communicate the needs of the community being served, value of the proposed services, and the applicant's expertise and ability to implement the project.

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    Business Proposal: Desi Ratna Sari

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    This document provides information on how to write an effective grant proposal. It explains that a proposal is a written document submitted for funding. The key components of a successful proposal are outlined, including an introduction, needs statement, project description, evaluation plan, budget, demonstration of applicant capabilities, sustainability plan, letters of support, and any required appendices. Effective proposals communicate the needs of the community being served, value of the proposed services, and the applicant's expertise and ability to implement the project.

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    Business Proposal

    Desi Ratna Sari


    Definition

    A proposal is a written document prepared in application for


    funding.

    Terms

    Proposal Writer or grant writer : The individual who


    prepares the proposal.
    Funder: The state, federal, or corporate resource to whom
    the proposal is submitted
    "got a grant”/got contact: When an agency receives funding,
    it is said that the agency
    HOW TO FIND GRANT APPLICATIONS

    GOVERNMENTAL
    APPLICATIONS

    FOUNDATION CORPORATE AND


    APPLICATIONS CORPORATE FOUNDATION
    APPLICATIONS
    THE INGREDIENTS OF A PROPOSAL

    Proposals are a communication tool enabling applicants to express the needs of their
    local community, the value of the proposed services, and the expertise and capability
    of the applicant agency to the funder.

    Format:
    1. Cover Letter, Title Page, and/or Abstract: Introduces the project and agency to the
    funder.

    2. Needs Statement (also called the Problem Statement or Case Study): Describes the
    community to be served and the problem or need being addressed by the proposal.

    3. Project Description: Includes goals and objectives and provides details about the
    implementation plan. This section often includes a Scope of Work grid of the project
    delivery plan.

    4. Evaluation Plan: Explains the measurement procedures that will be used to


    determine if goals and objectives have been met.
    5. Budget Request: Itemizes the expenditures of the project and includes a rationale or
    budget justification for the expenses.

    6. Applicant Capability: Demonstrates the applicant's past performance and ability to


    accomplish the proposed project.

    7. Future Funding Plans: Indicates the plan to continue the project beyond the requested
    funding period.

    8. Letters of Support: Letters reflecting community support for the proposed project from
    program recipients, community leaders, agencies, schools, and/or religious organizations.

    9. Memoranda of Understanding: A written agreement from each of the partners or


    coapplicant agencies included in this grant application.

    10. Appendix Materials: These may include an audited financial statement, insurance
    documentation, or any other documentation required by the funder.

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