"government grants writing made easy:understanding the jargon" is the must have reference book for understanding the language of government grants.  can't get started on that grant?  don't understand the language? what you need is a reference tool to decipher the language of the bureaucrats.  it's all here and available on kindle for 99 cents.

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"Guide to Grants Writing for Non-Profits" is the reference book for any non-profit organization or individuals who wish to work with non-profits seeking grants. This book is a complete guide that explains how to research private and corporate foundation grants as well as government grants (federal, state & local). It also provides a grant template that is a universal tool to be used for writing & submitting grants regardless of the grantor. The handy reference book, "Guide to Grants Writing for Non-Profits", is an invaluable resource for any non-profit, large or small. It explains how to develop that compelling message, write a forceful and powerful Program Narrative, create realistic Goals & Objectives, and a feasible budget. These are all winning components of a successful grant application. The book describes the important sources of information on private and corporate foundations. It also includes the step-by-step federal grant registration process in detail (www.grants.gov) and web site information on all 50 states for researching and submitting grant opportunities. A Glossary of important grant terms is included in the book, which should easily explain any                                                    unfamiliar words or phrases. 

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This is the essential useful guide to assist those in the events planning field. It is a handy tool when considering a career. The book provides information on the several career options available and the different educational pathways one can choose. The book covers a wide assortment of types of events including: breakfasts, luncheons, dinners, galas, educational conferences, golf tournaments, walkathons, ribbon cuttings, sport and theater outings, employee appreciation days. This book is a complement to Harriet Grayson's "Special Events Planning for Non-Profits". this book focuses on events planners in the corporate and hotel/resort fields. It discusses the inter-relationships between the supportive role of company events planning and fundraising for non-profits.

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"Special Events Planning for Non-Profits" is the must have guide to creating, designing, organizing, implementing and evaluating special events for non-profits. Special events are often the financial heart of many non-profits so it is imperative to learn how to make them financially successful and positively memorable. "Special Events Planning for Non-Profits" helps the experienced as well as the novice events planner and it offers a realistic but through examination of the career of an events planner. Educational choices are also discussed as well as how to start an events planning business for the entrepreneur. Most aspects of events planning are explored including: Conferences, galas, dinners, luncheons, breakfasts, golf tournaments, fashion shows, sports & theater outings, ribbon cuttings. For each specific event, the varied components are reviewed such as selecting a venue, choosing the most cost effective & appropriate entertainment, the many, many menu decisions that need to be made, decorations, using Masters of Ceremonies, opening an event to the public and much more. This is a companion book to the earlier "Guide to Grants Writing for Non-Profits" and provides a complete book package of the various aspects of running a successful non-profit.

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This is a perfect reference tool for anyone interested in learning about government grants and vendor opportunities. And anyone means individuals, non-profits, businesses, schools/colleges and even local governments. There are literally billions of dollars available in grants and even more in vendor dollars. This book provides a step-by-step instructive guide that demonstrates how to register to submit a grant and the process for registering as a government vendor. The process is not difficult but it requires attention to details. The book also explains how to research for government grants, how to write that winnable grant application and how to submit the grant. 

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This guide is a simple but elegant tool designed to assist for-profit as well as non-profit organizations.  the guide is a basic reference tool for accessing grants information on a federal and state-by-state level.  both grants and vendor opportunities are detailed. don't let your organization miss out on the opportunities.
  

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Learn how to research, write and submit grant applications, "guide to grant writing for local government" is a useful reference tool not only for towns, cities, counties & school districts, but any organization interested in learning about grant opportunities offered by 12 federal executive agencies plus epa and neh. as a reference guide, it also provides state government grant information including reviews of official state websites for ease of use in obtaining grants.  family and private foundation grant information is also in this reference book and instructions on the use of the foundation center database.  the foundation center, headquartered in new york city, is the premier source of foundation information.  thousands of foundations are listed in their reference.

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