Now that you have carefully planned your answers to each section, it’s time to put your case together. We have a few words of wisdom to help get the creativity flowing and allow your club / organisation to stand out for all of the right reasons.
Be positive about your organisation’s successes and achievements – be proud
Clearly state the aims of the project and how you will achieve these with the help of the grant – get into the nitty-gritty
Relate every section back to the needs and aims of the funder – tie all your answers into their core values and needs
Give real-world examples of how your organisation portugal rcs data helps the community. Talk about the impact it has had and will continue to do so with the help of the grant
Use similar language to what the funder does. If they talk about sustainability or about specific mental health benefits, you need to as well
Discuss in detail your budgets and how you are going to spend the fund. Be careful to make sure you’re realistic. You don’t want to overspend or under-cost
Perfectly blend your passion with a business approach – give facts and evidence where necessary but don’t forget to use your personality
Wayne explains: “You pretty much have an introduction, the main application prospectus and a conclusion. Make it clear, easy to understand, and focus on the grant’s goals. Don’t forget to read the terms and conditions tool.