Master the 8 essential sections of a winning grant proposal
Your abstract is the first thing funders read. It should be a compelling 1-paragraph summary of your entire proposal: the problem, your solution, expected outcomes, and funding request.
Demonstrate the problem your program addresses with research, statistics, and local data. Show why this problem matters and why it matters now.
Establish your credibility by describing your organization's track record, mission, and qualifications to address this need.
Detail what you will do, how you will do it, who you will serve, and when activities will occur.
Define SMART objectives: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound.
Explain how you will measure success and track progress toward your objectives.
Provide a detailed, realistic budget with line items and a narrative explaining each cost.
Describe how the program will continue after the grant period ends.
❌ Not following funder guidelines
❌ Weak statement of need
❌ Unrealistic budget
❌ Missing required documents
❌ Vague or unmeasurable objectives
❌ No sustainability plan
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