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Prospecting is a critical part of successfully making relationships with grant donors and successfully receiving grants. Not only do you need to find organizations who donate grants to apply to, you need to be good at prospecting. It’s just like the California Gold Rush or the Frazier River Valley Gold Rush. Cookie and his mining buddies may have known where to go to mine for silver or gold, but if they weren’t good at prospecting, they didn’t find much of anything.Apply today here

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In order to look for foundations who will give to your organization, you must know your own organization in detail. What does your organization do, precisely? I mean precisely. List all of the services, products, programs (including their time lines, budgets, and details), etc. that your organization provides on a piece of paper. Know what region your organization serves. Who, specifically, or what, specifically, is your organization serving (have stats on the issue, clients, or benefactor of your work). Know what projects and programs you will be looking for grants for (foundations generally do not fund past projects, programs, or debt; they like to fund new programs/projects).

Second, know who else in your local community or region is looking for grant money that does similar work as your organization, and know the difference between your org and theirs’ and why what your organization does is relevant (or needed in the community) if theirs’ is doing similar work.

Third, what amount range of grants are you going to look for? This is dictated by the cost (via a completed budget) of the program/project/service (s) that you are looking for grant money for. Apply today here http://www.governmentfreegrants.org/free-government-grant-kit/

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