Knowing how to write grant applications is definitely a skill that is needed in the nonprofit sector.
It is an actual technical skill that you can learn!
But what happens when funding sources create many, many constraints for submitting grant applications?
I’m talking about some of the following constraints:
- Word limitations
- Character count limitations
- Page limitations
- Font and margin limitations (no, I am not making that up!)
- Priority limitations
- And so, so much more
Well, that’s why Teresa Huff of Grant Writing Simplified comes on the Grant Writing & Funding podcast and YouTube show to share how to overcome these constraints.
What We Discuss:
- Teresa’s Path to Grant Writing
- Common Misconceptions about Grant Proposals
- Constraints in Grant Writing
- Writing to the 500 characters of Grants
- Aligning with Vu Le from Nonprofit AF
- Research to Find Best Fit Grants
- When You Don’t Get Grants Awarded
- Find out if your Have What it Takes to Become a Grant Writer
About Teresa Huff
Teresa Huff is the host of the Grant Writing Simplified Podcast and the go-to expert in grant writer coaching and nonprofit grant strategy. She’s helped nonprofits triple their funding and maximize their impact. After winning over $7 million for schools and nonprofits, she now teaches grant writers and nonprofits the strategies they need to develop millions in sustainable, long-term funding. Her podcast has been downloaded in over 100 countries across 6 continents; more than 3,000 students worldwide have completed her online grant writing programs.
Teresa uses her Master’s in Education and over 20 years of experience in writing, special education, and business to help nonprofit leaders take their skills to the next level. She mentors grant writers through her interactive Fast Track to Grant Writer VIP Coaching Program, now available for university level credit.
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