19 Aug The Foundation ProposalMany foundation-funding opportunities

The Foundation ProposalMany foundation-funding opportunities from local, state, and national levels can be used to support early childhood organizations. Foundation funding can offer substantial financial support for worthy programs. Many early childhood organizations have been successful in seeking funding, and a successful proposal requires careful planning and dedicated writers.To get started, you need to know how to find foundation funding sources. Once you find sources that relate to your needs, you will consider how to develop relationships with the foundations. Please answer all parts of the discussion based on the needs of your early childhood organization.Begin by conducting an online search of foundation directors and funding agencies. As you conduct your search, select one funding source for the needs of your early childhood organization and provide the following information:Contact Information (name of funding source, contact person, address, trustees).Application information (guidelines/forms required, letter/proposal required, trustee meeting dates).Explain how this is a good match for your organization.Describe how you will reach out to the foundation to develop a relationship of trust, credibility, and interest with them.Start a New ThreadBOOK : https://purdueuniversityglobal.vitalsource.com/#/b…if you need the login to access the book here’s the loginLogin: [email protected]: Sammy980# ( if needed ) reading: Gajda, R., & Tulikangas, R. (2005). Getting the Grant: How Educators Can Write Winning Proposals and Manage Successful Projects. Alexandria, Va: ASCDChapter 3: “Writing a Successful Proposal: Tips and Tools”Chapter 4: “Application Review from an Insider’s Perspective”you can click the link and the reading will open. only have to be 250 words.