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Grant Writing Fundamentals

This page is dedicated to resource materials on the fundamentals of grant writing. Not to be confused with the Center’s regional competitive grants program, the materials provided here are designed specifically to help applicants write successful proposals no matter which public or private entity they may be applying to.

The links to the right will take you to materials that were developed for a grant training session held at the Indian Agricultural Symposium in December 2010. Additionally, there are links posted for federal funding opportunities, as well as for private foundations, to help you research and/or find funding sources that are compatible with your organizations mission.

We will continue to add materials and resources to this page that can help to strengthen your grant writing capacity. We also invite you to join the discussion (below) if you have questions or would like to comment.

Grant Writing Resources

From the IAC-INCA Ag Symposium 2010

Taking the Mystery Out of Grant Writing

(workshop handout)

IAC 2010 Presentation-ET

(How to Apply for Grants – Powerpoint presentation)

IAS 2010 JW

(Taking the Mystery Out of Grant Writing – Powerpoint presentation)

Funding Opportunities

Grant Writing Workshops

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