Reference no: EM133393133
Nonprofit grant proposals
Question 1) Executive summary of nonprofit Best Friends Save Them All for seeking a grant, what should they asking for, and expected outcomes should they receive this grant); think of this paragraph or two in terms of making a first impression and helping the Foundation determine the importance of relevant facts. Also, include what outcomes the Foundation can expect should they choose to fund this proposal.
Question 2)The core of the grant proposal (narrative): Cover letter describing the history of the situation behind the proposal; who has been contacted, if anyone, in the foundation; and the kinds and levels of support being sought.
Question 3) The statement of need, describing the project or set of activities Best Friends Save Them All would like to be funded by the foundation; the project's uniqueness; and why it is important. Discuss the target audience(s) here and how the marketing mix relates to your needs - remember those four P's (Product, Price, Place, and Promotion).
Question 4) The budget (current and projected financial environment) for the project, could be very basic but should include the current financial constraints and how new funding would be used over the course of a year (i.e., your monthly costs) a paragraph or two about quarterly and annual spending on the program and personnel is sufficient.
Question 5) The personnel working on the project, along with very brief resumes-should be a list of no more than three people; if you cannot find bios on the chosen personnel, create own bios
Question 6) Close with an overview of Best Friends Save Them All, the mission statement, and how it will perceive that it relates to the Foundation's funding priorities, use facts here to support the case such as the current use of technology, marketing strategies, and short and long-term marketing goals.