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7 Steps to Start a Grant Writing Ministry
Rhonda Branch Yearby
其他書名
For Your Church
出版CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2018-02-24
主題Business & Economics / Nonprofit Organizations & Charities / Fundraising & Grants
ISBN198589629X9781985896291
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=jQReswEACAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
註釋Rhonda Branch Yearby is a Faith-Builder & Forgiveness Coach, Successful Non-Profit Grant Writer, Speaker & Award-Winning International Bestselling Author of over 25 books and loves sharing God's word in her books and is a crusader for literacy! The purpose of this book is for the reader to have a simple understanding of how to start a grant writing ministry, how to Write a Faith Based Grant Proposal That Wins, and the tools needed for volunteer grant writers, the pastor, executive director, or CEO who should be trained on how to start this ministry, and how to continue funds coming in and the ministry to continue growth. You've been given the task and now you're wondering how to write a grant. What exactly is a grant, anyway? It's a document in which you are proposing, or offering, something to someone else. That 'something' could be a product, a service, or even an idea about how to start a future project. At a grant proposal's core, there's a need. You need to define or at least summarize the need. Next, a grant proposal must offer or suggest a solution to that need. A need and its solution; form the basis of a grant proposal, which can be as short as a one-page letter or over a hundred pages long. As a grant proposal writer, sometimes you will be the party with the need, like when you write a proposal seeking a loan or some other form of support. At other times, you will be the one with the solution, like when you write a proposal offering products, services, or ideas that the other party needs or wants. This book handles these situations: The 501 (c) (3) status will allow your church to meet the needs of the people in your community, to serve them, and to meet the needs of your members whom you can employ.in your faith-based organization's fundable programs. The ultimate bonus is to employ people who are unemployed in your community. I pray that you receive all the funding you need to meet the needs of the people in the community and promote your church. I wish you HAPPY Grant writing & Fund Raising! Rhonda Branch Yearby