A proposal title sets the reviewer’s first impression, summarizes the project, and makes an application memorable. The title is an opportunity for the grant writer to artistically provide the evaluator an idea of what the grant proposal is all about, in a few words.

Grant writing poses a difficult task even to skilled grant writers. Most proposals never get fair consideration because of minor errors and silly mistakes.

Grant requests for proposals (RFP) have distinct words and phrases. Having a good understanding of commonly used terms will help strengthen your grant applications and ensure you meet the requirements.

For every single call for a proposal, many are called, but few are chosen. Some grant proposals are so badly written, that the reviewer spends less than 10 secs on them before discarding them forever. A few end up captivating and inspiring the reviewer.

Light functions in mysterious ways. A single beam of light can do a million different things depending on what it reflects on or through. If you shine a ray of light into a crystal, you can see rainbows on the wall. Flash it on a mirror, and you can project the beam into a dark corner. Focus a single laser beam just right, and you can slice steel...

Thousands of people worldwide have amazing ideas to help humanity but lack the financial backing to carry out these projects. Little wonder every year, billions of dollars are given out to social enterprises to support their noble projects.

My first attempt at grant writing opened my eyes to a lot of things. I was unprepared for it and didn't realize I had to spend so much time thinking about the project, what dimension to go, sustainability...you get the gist.

Many nonprofit organizations rely on grants to deliver on their projects. But not so many come close to winning. Winning grants is still a puzzle many nonprofits struggle with. The line between those who win and those who don't ... Strategy!

The Covid-19 pandemic left most businesses seeking financial support for survival. A grant is just the right help out of financial debris.

Want to write a winning grant proposal? Here are the 4 key parts of the proposal that you must absolutely lockdown:

If you love to write, are highly organized, and enjoy working for a good cause, grant writing may be the perfect career for you. With thousands of nonprofits and for-profit organizations depending on grants for financial backup, grant writers are in high demand.

Without funding, it’s near impossible to pull off a project. Innovation remains a pipe dream without financial backing. ‍Just before you click the submit button, here are 6 steps to take before embarking on Grant Writing.