Developing Ideas for the Proposal-
The first step in proposal planning is the development of a clear, concise description of the proposed project. To develop a convincing proposal for project funding, the project must fit into the philosophy and mission of the grant-seeking organization or agency; and the need that the proposal is addressing must be well documented and well-articulated. Typically, funding agencies or foundations will want to know that a proposed activity or project reinforces the overall mission of an organization or grant seeker, and that the project is necessary.
To make a compelling case, the following should be included in the proposal:
a) Nature of the proposed program/agency/ financial status” non-profit/for-profit. Why did you select this status?
b) Program/agency mission/ vision/goals, and anticipated outcomes.
c) How should the organization’s work be departmentalized? Create a visible organizational structure.
d)What type of organizational structure will you use? Matrix, function, etc. and why.
e) Staffing needs, including use of existing staff and new hires or volunteers.
f) How best to evaluate the results (performance measures);
g) Preliminary budget, covering expenses and financial requirements, to determine what funding levels to seek.
This paper should be at least 10-12 pages double spaced, Times Roman Font APA Style
Reference page and cover page
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