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Free for readers of The “Of Course” Factor: A Guide to Meaningful Grant Writing. Enter OCF plus the last four digits of your book’s ISBN at checkout.
Your elected officials can be one of the most overlooked sources of grant leads. Many post grant listings on their websites and share funding updates in their newsletters. Their staff often hear about new state and federal programs before the opportunities are posted. One short email can put your organization on those lists.
What’s inside
An email for your U.S. senators and representative
An email for your state legislators that you can adapt for county and city officials
A follow-up thank-you that also asks how to request a letter of support
Who to contact and where to find them
Tips for getting a response and following up
A contact log to track every office
Replace the bracketed text with your organization’s details and send. Format: Word document, 6 pages.
Free for readers of The “Of Course” Factor: A Guide to Meaningful Grant Writing. Enter OCF plus the last four digits of your book’s ISBN at checkout.
Your elected officials can be one of the most overlooked sources of grant leads. Many post grant listings on their websites and share funding updates in their newsletters. Their staff often hear about new state and federal programs before the opportunities are posted. One short email can put your organization on those lists.
What’s inside
An email for your U.S. senators and representative
An email for your state legislators that you can adapt for county and city officials
A follow-up thank-you that also asks how to request a letter of support
Who to contact and where to find them
Tips for getting a response and following up
A contact log to track every office
Replace the bracketed text with your organization’s details and send. Format: Word document, 6 pages.
