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Page 1: Grant Writing - Self Advocacy Info · 2017. 4. 19. · TIPS ON WRITING A GRANT •Organize, including time-table •Use lists and bullets where possible •Answer all narrative questions

GRANT WRITING

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WELCOME

Reminders:

• Please mute your device once you join the call

• Remember to raise your hands for questions or write a message in text box

• We will give everyone a chance to ask questions at the end of the presentation

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WELCOME

Reminders:

• If you are using more than one device for this

webinar, please do not place next to each

other, to reduce echoing or feedback.

• Make sure your speakers are turned on.

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THE PURPOSE OF THIS WEBINAR

• Introduce participants to the different types of

grants that may be available

• How to put a grant together

• Share each state’s experience in grant writing

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PRESENTERS

• Richard Chapman

• OCSS staff

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POLL QUESTION

Has your self advocacy group written and was

awarded a grant in the past?

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TIPS ON WRITING A

SUCCESSFUL GRANT

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GRANT WORDS

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HOW FLORIDA DID IT!

The Tao of Grant Writing

• To support creative and effective grant applications & proposals for Self-Advocacy Groups in Florida and beyond.

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WORDS TO REMEMBER

Federal Deficit: the amount by which the

government’s total budget outlays exceeds its total

receipts for a fiscal year.—US Senate Budget

Committee

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WORDS TO REMEMBER

Philanthropic: Doing something for the good of the

community, serving people or places that need

help to become a stronger community

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WORDS TO REMEMBER

Umbrella organizations: an organization that

supports another organization in writing and

managing the money received from grants.

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WORDS TO REMEMBER

Match requirement: some grants require an in-kind

contribution of the grant. Examples include:

volunteer time from staff; community volunteers;

office equipment and supplies; donations…

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WORDS TO REMEMBER

Demographics and statistics is information about a

population (people) that includes: gender, age,

ethnicity, knowledge of languages, disabilities, ,

mobility, home ownership, employment status,

education, location in a city or state

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WORDS TO REMEMBER

Lessening resources is the making or becoming

less in available supports (supplies, materials,

money, people, staff)

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WORDS TO REMEMBER

A Person who Delegates gives another person a

task or activity to do

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THIS IS WHAT FLORIDA ASKED

With our challenged

economy, is it even

worth trying to get your

project funded?

Are people still winning

grants?

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CHALLENGES TO GRANT SEEKERS

• Less than favorable economic

situation for America and for most of

the developing/developed countries

• Many natural disasters taking away

funding for social services.

• Gigantic Federal Deficit

• Lessening resources for local and

state governments

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WHERE TO FIND GRANTS

• Local Corporate

• Local Philanthropic

• Local Arts Council

• County Bed Tax (CVB)

• County School Board

• Juvenile Justice/Prevention

• State: FDDC

• State Humanities Council

• State VSA Arts Organization

• Foundations

• Government – local, state, national/federal

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WRITING A GRANT – PLAN OF ATTACK

• You can hire a grant writer • Read the grant Guidelines • Download required software • Register with the funder, if required • Request letters of support • Locate and request demographic information and

statistics

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GRANT WRITING

• Decide on the target

audience

• What will be the

outcomes and end result

• Where and when will the

activities will take place

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GRANT BUDGET

• Budgets (they will take you longer than you think)

• Map out activities

• Ask other groups how much it cost to complete an activity

• Does your organization have the resources?

• Are matching funds required?

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TIPS ON WRITING A GRANT

• Organize, including time-table • Use lists and bullets where possible • Answer all narrative questions clearly • Always sacrifice ghost or unnecessary words for

space limit • Delegate sections of the grant to others • Edit, Edit, Edit • Have someone else edit & proof

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SUPPORTED MATERIAL

• Use graphics and images

• Everything must be current and relevant

• Support from a variety of stakeholders evident in current letters

• Samples of evaluation tools and reports

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OCSS STATES QUESTIONS

AND ANSWERS

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STATE QUESTIONS

• What grants have you written?

• What was the purpose of the grant?

• Who was the funder of the grant?

• Did the staff of your self advocacy organization write or did someone else write the grant for you?

• Was you grant funded? If not, do you know why it was not funded?

• Was the grant proposal based on your strategic plan?

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ALABAMA COMMENTS

• What grants have you written?

• What was the purpose of the grant?

• Who was the funder of the grant?

• Did the staff of your self advocacy organization write or did someone else write the grant for you?

• Was you grant funded? If not, do you know why it was not funded?

• Was the grant proposal based on your strategic plan?

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ARKANSAS COMMENTS

• What grants have you written?

• What was the purpose of the grant?

• Who was the funder of the grant?

• Did the staff of your self advocacy organization write or did someone else write the grant for you?

• Was you grant funded? If not, do you know why it was not funded?

• Was the grant proposal based on your strategic plan?

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FLORIDA COMMENTS

• What grants have you written?

• What was the purpose of the grant?

• Who was the funder of the grant?

• Did the staff of your self advocacy organization write or did someone else write the grant for you?

• Was you grant funded? If not, do you know why it was not funded?

• Was the grant proposal based on your strategic plan?

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GEORGIA COMMENTS

• What grants have you written?

• What was the purpose of the grant?

• Who was the funder of the grant?

• Did the staff of your self advocacy organization write or did someone else write the grant for you?

• Was you grant funded? If not, do you know why it was not funded?

• Was the grant proposal based on your strategic plan?

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OKLAHOMA COMMENTS

• What grants have you written?

• What was the purpose of the grant?

• Who was the funder of the grant?

• Did the staff of your self advocacy organization write or did someone else write the grant for you?

• Was you grant funded? If not, do you know why it was not funded?

• Was the grant proposal based on your strategic plan?

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NORTH CAROLINA COMMENTS

• What grants have you written?

• What was the purpose of the grant?

• Who was the funder of the grant?

• Did the staff of your self advocacy organization write or did someone else write the grant for you?

• Was you grant funded? If not, do you know why it was not funded?

• Was the grant proposal based on your strategic plan?

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SOUTH CAROLINA COMMENTS

• What grants have you written?

• What was the purpose of the grant?

• Who was the funder of the grant?

• Did the staff of your self advocacy organization write or did someone else write the grant for you?

• Was you grant funded? If not, do you know why it was not funded?

• Was the grant proposal based on your strategic plan?

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TENNESSEE COMMENTS

• What grants have you written?

• What was the purpose of the grant?

• Who was the funder of the grant?

• Did the staff of your self advocacy organization write or did someone else write the grant for you?

• Was you grant funded? If not, do you know why it was not funded?

• Was the grant proposal based on your strategic plan?

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Free Resource Available to Download: http://artsinactionllc.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/A-

Visual-Guide-To-A-Team-Grant-Writing-Plan.pdf

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Free Resource Available Funders

Toolkithttp://testaucd.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/funders-

toolkit.pdf

Self Advocacy Grants ToolkitAllies in Self Advocacy

to be available at www.sabe.org

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ANY QUESTIONS

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DATES TO REMEMBER

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DATES TO REMEMBER

• 2nd Video Blog (Vlog)

• Turn in your state plan

• Progress report of your State Plan

• Due August 31, 2014

• Last payment for year 1 will be in September

2014

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Next OCSS Webinars

3:30 p.m. EST

2:30 p.m. CST

Webinar dates Topic

Tuesday August 26, 2014 Keeping Grants

Date to be determined How to Use Blogs

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OCSS Next Meeting

• SABE 2014 Conference

• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

• Saturday, October 11, 2014

1:00-4:00

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THANK YOU!

Regional Self Advocacy Technical Assistance Center Funded by the Administration on Developmental Disabilities

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