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Most grant proposals read like a stack of separate answers to separate questions. The organizational background makes one case, the community insight statement makes another, and the budget seems to belong to a different project altogether. Reviewers notice the disconnect, even when they can't name it.
The Grant Framework is the tool from The "Of Course" Factor that fixes that. It maps how each section of a grant proposal builds on the one before it, from organizational credibility through community conditions, solution description, work plan and timeline, evaluation, and budget, so the whole document argues one coherent case instead of six disconnected ones.
This is the full-size, editable version of the framework introduced in Chapter 2 and applied again in Chapter 8, with color-coded sections so you can see at a glance where each piece of your argument belongs.
What's inside:
Editable Word document with the complete six-part Grant Framework
Color-coded sections matching the structure taught in the book
Built-in prompts to keep language empowering rather than deficit-based
Space to draft each building block before you write a single line of narrative
Best for grant writers and consultants building or tightening their proposal-writing process. Format: editable Word document (.docx), instant download.
Built by a grant writer, for grant writers.
Most grant proposals read like a stack of separate answers to separate questions. The organizational background makes one case, the community insight statement makes another, and the budget seems to belong to a different project altogether. Reviewers notice the disconnect, even when they can't name it.
The Grant Framework is the tool from The "Of Course" Factor that fixes that. It maps how each section of a grant proposal builds on the one before it, from organizational credibility through community conditions, solution description, work plan and timeline, evaluation, and budget, so the whole document argues one coherent case instead of six disconnected ones.
This is the full-size, editable version of the framework introduced in Chapter 2 and applied again in Chapter 8, with color-coded sections so you can see at a glance where each piece of your argument belongs.
What's inside:
Editable Word document with the complete six-part Grant Framework
Color-coded sections matching the structure taught in the book
Built-in prompts to keep language empowering rather than deficit-based
Space to draft each building block before you write a single line of narrative
Best for grant writers and consultants building or tightening their proposal-writing process. Format: editable Word document (.docx), instant download.
Built by a grant writer, for grant writers.
