Holly Rustick is a world-renowned grant writing expert and Amazon bestselling author.
Holly has been coaching grant writers how to run successful 5-6 figure businesses since 2017.
With two decades of grant writing and nonprofit experience, Holly is a popular keynote speaker for events all over the world, podcast host of the Top-Ranked Grant Writing podcast, a former university instructor, and is past president of the Guam Women’s Chamber of Commerce. She is constantly booked out to run trainings to help grant writers grow capacity, increase funding, and advance mission.
This episode, Holly explains what the review process of a grant involves, how different sections of a grant are scored, and the best grant writing strategies.
Often people get overwhelmed by grant proposals and it’s common to feel unsure about how to start writing a grant proposal.
What do you need to include, how should you present it, and how do you make sure not to miss any important details in your grant?
This episode, Holly explains how to get a template for your grant, how to use a template to write a grant, and how to access a grant’s instructions.
Holly also talks about the subjective nature of grant reviewing, what the review process of a grant involves, and how different sections of a grant are scored.
What you’ll learn in this episode:
The top grant writing proposal hacks.
Proven tips to write grants like a pro.
How to get a template for your grant.
How to access a grant’s instructions.
How to turn a grant PDF into a word document.
How different sections of a grant are scored.
What the review process of a grant involves.
The subjective nature of grant reviewing.
How to effectively write a grant.
Quotables:
“Don’t put links in grant applications because reviewers can’t look at links. Even if you have everything, if you don’t make headers, bold anything, and it’s all a mess, even if you have everything, it will be very difficult for you to score well.”
“You no longer start with staring at a blank page. You have headers, you have all the information you need to go get. You don’t have to have it all filled out but you have a framework of knowing what information you need to get, and what data you need to present to meet the criteria in the grant.”
“Get the RFP, get the FOA, turn it into headers, use the same language, use it as your template and you’re going to score higher, you’re going to have a better grant.”
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