The gold standard “how-to” manual for writing a winning grant application or proposal, thoroughly updated and revised
In the newly revised sixth edition of Winning Grants Step by Step: The Complete Workbook for Planning, Developing and Writing Successful Proposals, a team of veteran nonprofit leaders delivers the most up-to-date and straightforward version of this book yet. This easy-to-read manual enables individuals and organizations alike to combine concepts and research into a strong, effective proposal.
The latest edition explores some of the most relevant developments that have occurred over the last five years, including:
- New information and strategies for prospect research, including state-of-the art databases and AI-enabled research and prospecting
- How to use AI for research and writing in a ways that are ethical, transparent, strategic, and efficient
- Updated resources and information for electronically submitted grants
- Updated guidelines and tips for federal, state, and local government grants in the US
- New information about the increasing popularity of Donor Advised Funds (DAFs)
- Updated discussions about mega-donors (like Mackenzie Scott and Melinda Gates) and how they give
Perfect for nonprofit executives, professionals, fundraisers, grant and proposal writers, and other stakeholders, Winning Grants Step-by-Step is the most clear-cut and simplified “how-to” guide to writing a winning proposal that incorporates the latest changes in the philanthropic sector and nonprofit community.
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