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1. Clarke, Cheryl A. Storytelling for grantseekers : the guide to creative nonprofit fundraising. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass Publishers. 2009. xxii, 192 p.
Abstract: Clarke puts forward the notion that proposals share much with great stories: characters, setting, and plot. She shows proposal writers how to craft documents that include elements of drama. The book also covers the research process and cultivation. Includes sample letters of inquiry, letter proposals, as well as information on packaging the proposal. Indexed.
Call Number: 770 CLA
Subject/descriptor: Proposal development--analysis; Proposal development--handbooks, manuals, etc.
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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2. Hall, Jeremy L. Grant management : funding for public and nonprofit programs. Sudbury, MA: Jones and Bartlett Publishers. 2009. xiii, 394 p.
Abstract: The book discusses research approaches for locating both foundation and government funding. Topics covered also include project planning, proposal development, submission protocols, and grants management once funds are received. Indexed.
Call Number: 740 HAL
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--handbooks, manuals, etc.; Proposal development--handbooks, manuals, etc.
Location: New York
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3. Perkins, Sarah S. "Working with a freelance grant writer". Advancing Philanthropy vol. 16 (May-June 2009) p. 62-4.
Abstract: Explains how to identify a good proposal writer and describes elements of a successful relationship.
Subject/descriptor: Proposal development; Consultants
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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4. Thompson, Waddy. "Grant writers and corporate sponsors". NonProfit Times vol. 23 (1 June 2009) p. 16-7.
Abstract: Advice for nonprofit grant writers on crafting corporate sponsorship proposals. Includes tips on pitch letters, demographics, and following up with potential sponsors.
Subject File Number: 726
Subject/descriptor: Sponsors; Corporate sponsorship; Fundraising--corporate sponsorships; Proposal development
Location: New York
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5. Bearman, Jessica. Drowning in paperwork, distracted from purpose : challenges and opportunities in grant application and reporting. Project Streamline. [2008]. 40 p.
Abstract: The report analyzes current grant application and reporting practices and explores their effect on both grantmakers and grantseekers. The study identifies ten problems with the existing system, describes how some foundations are addressing these issues, and provides recommendations. The analysis is based on data from surveys, focus groups, interviews, and a literature review. With bibliographical references.
Subject File Number: 519
Subject/descriptor: Foundations--grantmaking--analysis; Foundations--grants; Foundations--management; Proposal development--analysis; Proposal development--standardized application
Location: New York; DC
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6. Browning, Beverly. Perfect phrases for writing grant proposals. New York, NY: McGraw Hill. 2008. xiii, 237 p.
Abstract: The guide provides sample phrases to help proposal writers select the right wording to describe their organizations or projects.
Call Number: 770 BRO PER
Subject/descriptor: Proposal development--handbooks, manuals, etc.; Writing--handbooks, manuals, etc.
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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7. Burkholder, Preethi. Start your own grant-writing business : your step-by-step guide to success. Irvine, CA: Entrepreneur Press. 2008. xv, 200 p.
Abstract: The guide introduces grantseeking and proposals writing concepts and explains how to plan and market your business.
Call Number: 705 BUR
Subject/descriptor: Proposal development; Consultants
Location: Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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8. Carlson, Mim; O'Neal-McElrath, Tori. Winning grants step by step. 3rd ed. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass Publishers. 2008. xxii, 128 p.
Abstract: Contains instructions to help with proposal development for foundation and corporate funding. Provides a number of sample documents and worksheets. Includes a resource section and index.
Call Number: 770 CAR
Subject/descriptor: Proposal development--handbooks, manuals, etc.
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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9. Collins, Mary Ellen. "Brilliant! How some nonprofits successfully obtain funds for operating expense--keeping the lights on and furthering their missions and programs in the process". Advancing Philanthropy vol. 15 (May-June 2008) p. 30-4.
Abstract: Various nonprofit organizations share what they have done to successfully obtain foundation grants for general operating support. The article also examines the board's role in funding operating costs, and provides a list of five tips for writing a winning grant proposal.
Subject/descriptor: General operating support; Foundation funding; Nonprofit organizations--finance; Nonprofit organizations--grantsmanship; Proposal development
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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10. Geever, Jane C.; Sanusian, Silvia R. (trans.) Guía para escribir propuestas [in Spanish]. Translation of 5th ed. New York, NY: Foundation Center. 2008. xvii, 294 p.
Abstract: Guides the grantwriter from pre-proposal planning to post-grant follow-up. Incorporates excerpts from actual grant proposals and interviews with foundation and corporate grantmakers about what they look for in a proposal. Includes chapters on researching, contacting and cultivating potential funders, as well as a sample proposal and a selected bibliography on proposal development. A new appendix to the Spanish-language edition lists Foundation Center libraries and Cooperating Collections where Spanish is spoken and where materials in Spanish are available. In Spanish.
Call Number: 770 GEE GUI
Subject/descriptor: Proposal development--handbooks, manuals, etc.
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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11. Gitlin, Laura N.; Lyons, Kevin J. Successful grant writing : strategies for health and human service professionals. 3rd ed. New York, NY: Springer Publishing Company, Inc. 2008. xxii, 401 p.
Abstract: Covers numerous aspects of proposal development and grantsmanship including identifying competitive projects, composing a budget, and grants management for both public and private agencies. With bibliographical references and index.
Call Number: 770 GIT
Subject/descriptor: Proposal development--handbooks, manuals, etc.; Fundraising--health
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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12. Herbert, Caroline. "All about the money : insider tips for writing a strong proposal". NonProfit Times vol. 22 (15 February 2008) p. 12-3.
Abstract: The brief article on proposal development describes first steps, what funders want, finding the right match, and sustainability issues.
Subject File Number: 770
Subject/descriptor: Proposal development
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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13. Margolin, Judith B. (ed.); DiMaio, Elan K. (ed.) The grantseeker's guide to winning proposals. New York, NY: Foundation Center. 2008. xxii, 509 p.
Abstract: The third volume in the Foundation Center's Guide to Winning Proposal series includes 35 proposals in a variety of formats. Each proposal, reprinted in its entirety, includes a critique by the decision-maker who approved the grant. The volume includes winning proposals for general operating support, program development, staff salaries, program evaluation, and other needs. With glossary, resource list, and index.
Call Number: 780 FC WIN 2008
Subject/descriptor: Proposal development--handbooks, manuals, etc.; Proposal development--analysis; Proposal development--case studies
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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14. Miner, Jeremy T.; Miner, Lynn E. Proposal planning and writing. 4th ed. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press. 2008. viii, 201 p.
Abstract: Covers the proposal development process focusing primarily on protocols for federal government grants, but also covering the standard elements of proposals to private foundations and corporate funding sources. The book presents many examples taken from successful proposals and letters of inquiry. With bibliographical references and an index.
Call Number: 770 MIN
Subject/descriptor: Proposal development--handbooks, manuals, etc.; Fundraising--computer aided
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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15. Stinson, Karen; Renninger, Phyl. References in grant development and management. Washington, DC: Thompson Publishing Group. 2008. v, 320 p.
Abstract: This dictionary includes definitions of both commonly used and more specialized terms. Examples and illustrations are provided for many entries.
Call Number: REF 010 REF
Subject/descriptor: Proposal development--handbooks, manuals, etc.; Dictionaries
Location: New York
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16. What you need to know to apply to the National Endowment for the Arts [video recording]. Washington, DC: Foundation Center--Washington DC. 2008. 1:01:24 minutes.
Abstract: Amy Stolls, literature program officer at the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), discusses NEA programs for individuals and nonprofits and common mistakes that are made when individuals apply. Includes tips on how to make a proposal stand out.
Subject/descriptor: National Endowment for the Arts; Arts--grants; Arts; Individual grants and grantseekers; Proposal development
Location: Internet
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17. Winning strategies for developing grant proposals and managing grants. 3rd ed. Washington, DC: Thompson Publishing Group. 2008. vii, 270 p.
Abstract: Presents general guidelines for writing proposals, and specific instructions for creating proposals for private sector sources and federal agencies. Includes a chapter on navigating the online federal grants process. One chapter is devoted to grants management. Indexed.
Call Number: 770 WIN
Subject/descriptor: Proposal development; Proposal development--handbooks, manuals, etc.
Location: New York
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18. Bauer, David G. The "how to" grants manual : successful grantseeking techniques for obtaining public and private grants. 6th ed. Westport, CT: Praeger. 2007. xvii, 302 p.
Abstract: In four parts: Getting Ready to Seek Grant Support for Your Organization, Public/Government Funding Opportunities, Private/Foundation Funding Opportunities, and Private/Corporate Funding Opportunities. With bibliographical resources and an index.
Call Number: 740 BAU 2007
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--handbooks, manuals, etc.; Government funding--handbooks, manuals, etc.; Proposal development--handbooks, manuals, etc.
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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19. Clarke, Cheryl A.; Fox, Susan P. "Grant proposal makeover : can this proposal be saved?". Grassroots Fundraising Journal vol. 26 (March-April 2007) p. 7-11.
Abstract: The authors point out some common mistakes--particularly in the use of trite or pompous language--and demonstrate how to improve proposals.
Subject/descriptor: Proposal development; Proposal development--case studies
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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20. Clarke, Cheryl A.; Fox, Susan P. Grant proposal makeover : transform your request from no to yes. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass Publishers. 2007. x, 214 p.
Abstract: Provides advice on the finer points of proposal writing, and includes many sample documents. Indexed.
Call Number: 770 CLA FOX
Subject/descriptor: Proposal development--handbooks, manuals, etc.
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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