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Question:
A non-profit is desirous of hiring the services of a good proposal writer. Can you assist.?
Answer:
There are probably many individuals in your community who have experience writing grants. There are also many training opportunities available to individuals who would like to develop such skills. The Toolbox provides an overview of procedures that are quite useful in developing grant applications (see Part L, Chapters 42-44). We suggest that you review a good grant writing resource and then interview several individuals in order to find a qualified person.
Question Date:
Sun, 11/22/2009
