The American Gastroenterological Association compiled 10 tips on research grant writing from former AGA Research Scholar Grant award winners. 1. Start early — Start early enough to go through multiple ...

You spent weeks, or even months, putting together your grant application — assembling tens to hundreds of pages of documentation. So you might not want to know that the typical busy review panelist ...

At this year’s AACR Annual Meeting (8– 13 April 2022) in New Orleans (LA, USA), we chatted with Robert Winn, the Cancer Center Director for the Virginia Commonwealth University (VA, USA), about his ...

Tillie Harris, director of the Grant Training Center in Washington, D.C., offers these tips for getting the grant you want. 1. Tell a good story: Let donors know what problem you’re trying to solve ...

Grant writing can be intimidating and frustrating for people who aren’t full-time development or grant writing staff. In this free presentation, ASI’s Grants and Programming Director Holly Grant will ...

Q. I am interested in writing grant proposals. How can I get some guidance in getting started? A. Plenty of resources are available to help you, says Gail Vertz, executive director of the American ...

On February 7, 2013, join experienced and knowledgeable grants expert, Gigi Rosenberg for her workshop "Grant Writing for Success" and learn take a good idea and transform it into a persuasive grant ...

Most nonprofit organizations have two primary sources of funding: donations and grants. The latter is a much more difficult and competitive means to achieve your financial goals, but it pays off if ...

If you’re an academic seeking an applied-research grant, the most-read element of your application will be the “specific aims” page. It serves as the face of your research proposal, and is often the ...

Residents took part in the O.N.E. Community Neighborhood landscaping event Dec. 5, hosted by the Lockmar Estates Community Association. Lockmar Estates is the latest Palm Bay neighborhood to use the ...

As an instructor for the Beginner’s Guide to Grant Writing program, one of my favorite things to do is ask participants to share a memorable takeaway from the class. Often, what sticks with them are ...