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Most grantmakers will request a cover sheet or executive summary. The cover sheet introduces your proposal to the grantmaker, and can be the most important part of your application. This is where you state your case and summarize your proposal.
This is a sample cover sheet. |
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Date of application: May XX 200X
Name of organization. (exact legal name): Neighborhood Improvement Association, Inc. (NIA)
Purpose of grant (one sentence): NIA will use Urban Betterment Foundation funds to form a housing management company that will forge private and public partnerships to manage a portion of the City-owned or controlled low-income housing units in our community.
Address of organization: 100 Main Street, Any-City, Any-State, USA
Telephone number: 888-800-8888
Executive director: Dolly Do-Good
Contact person and title (if not executive director): Grant Find, Director of Fundraising
Is your organization an IRS 501(c)(3) not-for-profit? (yes or no): Yes
If no, please explain:
Grant request: $25,000
Check one: General support: X Project support: N/A
Total organizational budget (for current fiscal year): $2,100,000
Budget Period (mo/day/year): January 1, 200X - through December 31, 200X
Total project budget (if requesting project support): $25,000
Dates covered by project budget (mo/day/year): June 1, 200X - May 31, 200X
Project name (if applicable): Do-Good Housing Management Initiative |
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