1. Grant Writing How easy can it be? *Susan Henning – KPHA Intern BA in Kinesiology with emphasis in Health Education & Promotion Minor in Sociology

2. We need Money, Now ! Search for a Source Federal State Local Private Corporation Religious Group Get to know your potential donor Inside and Out

3. What does their RFP say Read it carefully Do you meet all the requirements- Ooops Start now - Template Highlight your tasks Make a plan - GrantMap

4. Whats the plan ? Step 1 Why am I applying for this grant Step 2 The Problem or Need Step 3 Objectives Step 4 Process Objectives Step 5 Methods

5. Credibility statement & Introduction Who are you – Your Mission Statement What makes you special Be BOLD Use statistics* to prove your point *national, state and local

6. Problem/needs assessment Be specific but... Do not use I, you, we

7. Goals & Objectives Timeline Month 1, 2, 3

8. Methods: Be Specific

9. Evaluation Dont leave it until the end Your direction

10. Budget Know your costs Give them more than they need Resources: – gsa.gov travel per diam rates

11. Proposal Summary They will most likely read this first Have an outsider read your proposal

12. How long will it take ? ??? It could take up to a year Your aim should be to build a network of foundation and corporate funders. Relationships

13. where can I find Help ? The Grantor Networking Personal Relationships Foundation Center – Knowledge to Build On http://foundationcenter.org/getstarted/ nonprofits/

14. Plan ahead for tomorrow ! Grant Writing, USA Andy Anderson – 25 yrs experience University Grant Writing Certification Program Fort Hays State University Dr. Keith Cambell – 20 yrs experience