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25 Sep Grants Solve Problems by Julie Alsup, GPC

Posted at 21:59h in Inspiration, Julie Alsup, GPC, Program Design

The credentials behind my name state that I am a certified grant writer with the technical knowledge needed to write a strong grant proposal.  I love logic models, evidence-based strategies, and rigorous data collection methods.  Those things make my job easier. Yet the clients I...

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04 Sep How to Approach a Grant Consultant with a Last-Minute Project by Julie Assel, GPC

Posted at 21:59h in Julie Assel, GPC, Organizational Readiness, Professionalism

We’ve all been there. The grant calendar was solidified months ago. Prospective proposals have been spread out across the year so they can each get the attention they’re due and then bam! A last-minute funding opportunity arises, and you just can’t bear to let it...

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15 Aug The Cost and ROI of Prospect Research by Julie Assel, GPC

Posted at 22:00h in Funding, Julie Assel, GPC, Research

Recently, I taught a class on prospect research. It sold out in two days. Grant professionals, development directors, and non-profit leaders all wanted to know the best way to do prospect research and how to find time to do it well. As a great consultant, we...

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01 Aug Can I Pay You After the Grant is Awarded? by Julie Assel, GPC

Posted at 22:01h in Ethics, Julie Assel, GPC, Professionalism

There are 3 reasons why grant writers should be paid regardless of whether a grant is awarded or not. Grant success depends on many things. The quality of the grant writing is only one component. Additional key components include: Whether the grant opportunity is a good match, ...

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15 Jun From Music Educator to Grant Writer by Julie Assel, GPC

Posted at 22:01h in About AGS, Inspiration, Julie Assel, GPC

Many people have asked me over the years how I went from being a music teacher to a grant writer. I think there are two key components which made this a very natural transition for me. My liberal arts music education degree emphasized quality no...

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21 May From Teacher to Grant Writer by Roxanne Jensen, Ed.S.

Posted at 22:02h in About AGS, Inspiration, Roxanne Jensen, ED. SPEC.

“We can find a way to fix that, can't we?” When I started teaching English Language Learners in 2008, I had no idea the number of times I would say that phrase.  I have found myself in over my head numerous times with that statement, but...

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10 Apr From Development Staff to Grant Writer by Hayley Waynick, GPC

Posted at 22:02h in About AGS, Hayley Waynick, GPC, Inspiration

My early days in the nonprofit development world consisted of tracking donations in Raisers Edge, writing thank you letters, drafting E-newsletters, answering phones, and supporting the department through various administrative tasks. Oh, and recruiting my hubby to lift heavy objects at special events while I...

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25 Feb Grant-Writing Challenges for Nonprofit Leaders by Shelley Loethen, GPC

Posted at 22:03h in Guest Blog, Program Development, Shelley Loethen, GPC

Simply put, there are three main challenges that nonprofit leaders face when trying to write grants: time, time and time. If you’re in a leadership role, you know that I’m only partially kidding! Grant writing – when done right – takes time, and I’ve never met...

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09 Jan Creating a Grant Calendar by Julie Assel, CGMS, GPC

Posted at 22:03h in Grant Calendar, Julie Assel, GPC, Program Development, Strategy

  It is getting to be that time of year again.  Many agencies and funders are finishing up their fiscal year and planning for the next one.  Funders are requesting final reports and agencies are deciding what to include in next year’s budget. This is a wonderful...

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03 Dec Classroom Teachers Write by Julie Assel, GPC

Posted at 22:04h in Julie Assel, GPC, K-12 Education, Program Development, Writing

I have worked with a wide variety of organizations in the last ten years, but I have found no direct program staff more reticent to write grants than classroom teachers. They, like most program staff are "too busy", "don't know how" or "not sure even...

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