This book is destined to be a big seller. With unemployment climbing through the roof, the Federal government under Obama is pouring money into the economy and its budget will exceed $3 trillion dollars. This best seller will provide your customers with a step-by-step guide to making money from both Federal and state governments and will also show them how they can qualify for grants, loans and other assistance from the government. 3,000,000,000,000...it's a big number isn't it? To spend $3 trillion dollars in a year the government must spend over $340 million per hour or $95,000 per second! In the time it takes your customer reads this book, the government will give somebody else hundreds of millions of dollars. Why don't YOU give your customers an opportunity to get some of that money? This is a sure-fire seller! A few hours invested in this book studying this proven system will help your customers' cash in on your piece of President Obama's $3 trillion pie. This amazing book is designed for the individual who wants to learn how to cash in on the government bonanza. Among the contents, it shows your customers-The regulations covering government procurement;-Describes how federal and state government buy goods and services;-Illustrates where to find opportunities; and -Provides the reader with a step-by-step guide to preparing a successful proposal and grant request (using the same techniques which the author used to obtain over $12 billion in contract awards for his clients).This best seller comes with an attractive 50% bookseller trade discount.Don't delay . . . Order this best seller today!
This book is designed to help nonprofit organizations craft proposals for grants from foundations, companies, and government agencies. Ellen Karsh, a writer and former director of the Mayor's Office of Grants Administration, in New York, and Arlen Sue Fox, associate executive director for development at Sunnyside Community Services, also in New York, significantly update this edition from 2005 by including interviews with grant makers about how the current economic crisis is affecting their giving and how grant seekers can improve their chances of garnering support. The book includes a proposal checklist, a glossary of terms, sample grant forms, and a list of Web sites that provide information on grants offered by foundations, corporations, and the government. —from the Chronicle of Philanthropy
All About Free Government GrantsIf you’ve been online for some time now there’s a good chance that every day you are bombarded with messages telling you how to get free money.One of those spam messages may be twisting a perfectly legitimate opportunity into something less than desirable. What is it? Free government grants. Did you know that government grants are not loans? That was a rhetorical question, but the impact is the same. Government grants are not loans and need not be repaid!Hard to believe isn’t it? In this day and age when absolutely everything under the sun has a price tag, you can still get something of tremendous value for nothing.If you are smart, you realize that there is no such thing as a free lunch so let’s clarify. There is no dollar cost to obtaining a grant but there is a cost of some time and a bit of effort. That’s where “All About Free Government Grants” enters the picture. You have to know what types of grants are available and how to go about obtaining one. There are Personal Needs Grants, Business Grants, Educational Grants and many more.There are actually more than 25,000 grants available to the average person out there. They can range anywhere from $5,000 to $500,000. Why haven’t you heard of them before now? Well, they don’t advertise them.“All About Free Government Grants” is what you need to identify those grants for you and show you what you need to do to tap into your share. Here’s a little example of what you will learn: What Are Government Grants – Learn what is available from Uncle Sam. What Are the Different Types of Grants – Learn about the different types of grants. Why You Should Want a Grant – If you have a dream, discover how you can obtain assistance for education or starting a business or many other purposes. How to Find the Right Grant For You – Learn how to determine which of the hundreds of grants available is just right for your purposes. Completing the Grant Application – Cut through the red tape by completing the application properly. How to Get a Business Grant – Business grants require a bit more information. See the insider information and learn the nuances involved. Should You Hire a Grant Consultant – Pros and cons of hiring an outsider are discussed. What Are Grant Agencies – The benefits of having a local grant agency and why you might visit one. Government Grant or Government Contract – Learn the differences between government grants and contracts. Invention Grants – If you have the perfect mousetrap find out how Uncle Sam can help you develop your invention. Grants for Education – This is probably the most popular type of grant. Learn what you need to know to qualify. Special Needs – Single female parents have especially difficult situations. Learn how the government is able to help. Become a Real Estate Entrepreneur – If you have always wanted to become a real estate mogul, discover how a grant can help you do just that! Grants for Veterans – Veterans are another special needs group where there are grants available for training veterans in new careers. Help to Finish High School – Yes, you can do it and there are grants available to help you. Grants For Senior Citizens – We are living longer and larger; find out about grants available for seniors.Regardless of your needs, there is a program out there to assist you and help meet your own personal goals and dreams. The information you need is just a click away. Grab your copy of “All About Free Government Grants” and begin your trip to success today!
Grant Writing For Dummies, 3rd Edition serves as a one-stop reference for readers who are new to the grant writing process or who have applied for grants in the past but had difficulties. It offers 25 percent new and revised material covering the latest changes to the grant writing process as well as a listing of where to apply for grants. Grant writers will find:The latest language, terms, and phrases to use on the job or in proposals.Ways to target the best websites to upload and download the latest and user-friendly application forms and writing guidelines.Major expansion on the peer review process and how it helps improve one's grant writing skills and successes.One-stop funding websites, and state agencies that publish grant funding opportunity announcements for seekers who struggle to find opportunities. New to third edition.
This is not another how-to-write-a-grant-proposal book. Unlike those books, Getting Grants argues that no matter what type of organization, there is a direct relationship between the organization's internal proposal development process and how successful the organization is at securing grant funding. Existing books focus solely on writing grant applications. Getting Grants deals with every step of the process: how and where to find sources of funding; The pre-proposal planning and development stage; The completion of a grant proposal; The role of the grant writer and/or grants office in an organization; The role of the project director in the grants process; How to tailor the proposal and the budget to the funder; How to nurture relationships with grant partner organizations; Getting Grants includes a CD-ROM with forms and checklists in MS Word format. Use these forms in grants administration, as well as links to other valuable resources.
Newly revised and expanded for 2010 with updated material not found in earlier editions - including complete coverage of the stimulus package (ARRA) - our unique electronic book on two CD-ROMs has an amazing collection of the finest federal documents and resources on government grants, loans, and assistance programs for individuals, non-profit groups, businesses, students - everyone! It is more relevant than ever! New for 2010: a comprehensive and up-to-date CFDA Program list spreadsheet, with over 1900 programs listed by program title, program number, Agency, and specific URL! Our section on getting files and records from government agencies through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and the Privacy Act has been fully updated. Save time and effort by using this comprehensive resource to find grants, disaster relief, loans, student aid, programs, or records! There is individual coverage of federal agencies and departments, along with tips and resources for grant proposal writing. Federal student aid programs are covered, with Education Department information on college loans, and the 2010 Federal Student Aid Handbook. In addition, next-generation search technology allows complete cross-file indexing and makes all files on each disc fully searchable. The depth and breadth of the coverage of federal grants, loans, and small business programs is truly awesome. The second disc adds almost 55,000 pages of detailed material to our basic grants disc (for a total of nearly 114,000 pages), including the Green Book on Social Programs, full coverage of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives programs, HUD, EPA, Energy, Education, Arts, NASA, NIST, NOAA, Transportation, USDA, and other programs, and more! AMERICAN RECOVERY AND REINVESTMENT ACT (Stimulus or Recovery Package) - Complete coverage, with information on project awards, grants, plans, and much more. FEDERAL GRANTS - We go far beyond just the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA), the OFFICIAL guide to federal grants, with its thousands of pages on loans, grants, surplus equipment, and training from 1941 agency and department programs worth $300 billion. (The printed CFDA is still sold by GPO, now raised to $80!) There are new programs from the Departments of Agriculture, Defense, HUD, Interior, Justice, Labor, Transportation, EPA, Energy, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Health and Human Services, and Homeland Security. Our CD-ROM has unique sections devoted to specific agencies or topics. FOIA and Privacy Act coverage has information on contacting every government agency, guides to writing FOIA requests, FOIA law and related topics. There is specific information on all 15 types of assistance: Formula & Project Grants, Direct Payments - Unrestricted, Loans, Insurance, Sale/Exchange/Donation of Property, Goods, Use of Property, Facilities, Equipment, Advisory Services, Counseling, Technical Information, Training, Investigation of Complaints, and Federal Employment. Categories of service provided include: Agriculture, Arts, Business, Commerce, Community Development, Consumer Protection, Disaster Prevention and Relief, Education, Employment, Labor, Training, Energy, Environmental Quality, Food, Nutrition, Health, Housing, Humanities, Information, Statistics, Law/Justice/Legal Services, Natural Resources, Regional Development, Science, Technology, Social Services, Income Security, and Transportation. As the catalog itself says, "Get started today exploring the amazing world of grants and loans provided by the Federal Government!" GOVERNMENT LOANS - This 2010 guide features our most detailed coverage ever of loan programs for agriculture, business, disaster relief, education, housing, and veterans, with program description, application processes, and contact information. SMALL BUSINESS ASSISTANCE - There is comprehensive information for entrepreneurs.
Demystifying Grantseeking is an inspirational and instructional guide to grantseeking. The authors--successful grantseekers in their own right--show you how to overcome the common fears fundraisers often experience and offer sound, practical advice to successful grantseeking. The book provides you with a systematic and logical way of searching for grants, and helps to identify which foundations to approach so fundraisers don't waste time on dead-end proposals.
The government has literally billions of dollars to give away. While many people express interest in applying for government grants they falsely think the process is too complicated. The Guide to Government Grants Writing simplifies this process. In addition, information is provided on bidding for government contracts, which are available to organizations of all types as well as individuals. The Guide to Government Grants Writing is a concise, simple but elegant tool designed to assist any individual or organization, including non-profit and for-profit businesses on researching and writing government grant applications. The Guide illustrates and provides specific step-by-step examples on how to complete the seemingly dense application as well as forms required of all government grant applications. The Guide is a basic reference tool for accessing grants information on all government levels—federal, state and local. Specific state-by-state details are provided on grants available in all 50 states. Don’t let the forms and the length of the application announcement prevent you or your organization from applying for government grants and or seeking government contracts. The Guide to Government Grants Writing makes the entire process manageable. Don’t let your organization miss out on the opportunities.
This book provides an overview of the six grant types, provides criteria for defining a block grant and uses that criteria to provide a list of current block grants, examines competing perspectives concerning the use of block grants versus other grant mechanisms to achieve national goals, provides a brief historical overview of the role of block grants in American federalism, and examines recent changes to existing block grants and proposals to create new ones. The authors also describe key sources of information on government and private funding, and outlines eligibility for federal grants. Moreover, how to develop and write a grant proposal is also discussed in this book. In preparation for writing a proposal, the report first examines preliminary information gathering and preparation, developing ideas for the proposal, gathering community support, identifying funding resources, and seeking preliminary review of the proposal and support of relevant administrative officials. The second section covers the actual writing of the proposal, from outlining the project goals, to finally developing the proposal budget. This book consists of public documents which have been located, gathered, combined, reformatted, and enhanced with a subject index, selectively edited and bound to provide easy access.
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