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Thursday, February 09, 2012
Grants  
Our Mission

Finding suitable grant opportunities requires a great deal of time and research. To help minimize the effort required by teachers we have created a listing of opportunities available to public elementary schools across the United States. Our goal is to help the most kids possible by empowering teachers with the knowledge and resources necessary to write successful grant proposals. 

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Strategy Tips

Establish a site grant-writing committee
Proposal writing often falls to one or two volunteers. This results in staff burnout and less-than-successful program implementation. Increase success and buy-in through shared responsibility.

Identify site needs to focus grant-seeking efforts.
What are your site's challenges and how would additional funding help? Prepare a brief description, including data to support your statements of need. Use this when selecting possible grants.

Prepare an "elevator pitch"
Grantors target creative ideas built on sound strategies that are easy to understand and can be quickly explained. Summarize you proposal in a couple of sentences- the time it takes to ride a few floor in an elevator.

Read sample proposals
Grant-making agencies often provide samples of funded proposals. Ask for examples and read them carefully. Note writing style, formatting, use of graphics, etc. Use this information to polish you proposal.

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April Grant Deadlines 2008-09
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May Grant Deadlines 2008-09
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June Grant Deadlines 2008-09
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On-Going Opportunities
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