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Every grant application eventually asks what programs your organization runs. If you work for a department, or a small organization, that has never used that word for what it does, the question can stall an otherwise strong proposal.
The Programs Categorization Worksheet walks you through the same six-step process taught in "What Are Programs, Anyway?": list everything the department does, group it into natural categories, decide whether to frame at the department or organization level, cut down to the four to six categories that make the strongest case, write the sentence that connects each one to what you're asking a funder to fund, and order them for maximum impact.
You'll walk away with a completed worksheet ready to drop into your current application, and a reusable framework for every one after that.
Every grant application eventually asks what programs your organization runs. If you work for a department, or a small organization, that has never used that word for what it does, the question can stall an otherwise strong proposal.
The Programs Categorization Worksheet walks you through the same six-step process taught in "What Are Programs, Anyway?": list everything the department does, group it into natural categories, decide whether to frame at the department or organization level, cut down to the four to six categories that make the strongest case, write the sentence that connects each one to what you're asking a funder to fund, and order them for maximum impact.
You'll walk away with a completed worksheet ready to drop into your current application, and a reusable framework for every one after that.
