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hey everybody its Tiffany with boss on a budget and today we're going to talk about the ten common elements of a grant proposal [Music] hey everybody its Tiffany here so let's talk about the common sections that you'll find in a grant proposal so if you've watched a few of my videos you've probably heard me say that every grant is different you would think that funders you know for the most part would have common processes but as you go to different funders you will see different questions you will see different formats and different processes for submitting your grant proposals but across all of that you will see the same kind of questions the same kind of information that they're requesting of you so I thought I would do a video about the ten common sections that you'll see in just about every grant proposal so you ready let's go let's do number one the first thing you'll typically see is a summary section or an executive summary section so this is basically summing up your requests in a very succinct format probably in a paragraph format they're asking for the budget that you're asking for or the amount of the requests they're asking for the location of the grant they're asking for just a little bit about you as an organization who you are just things that kind of sum up the whole request I think a lot of funders use this as a way to easily organize their process when they're reviewing their grants and also it's an easy way when they've awarded certain grantees they can pull from the executive summary that kind of summarizes the request and they can use that in whatever dissemination or whatever marketing that they do to describe what the programs are so number one is the summary section that you'll typically see number two is the need section or it may be called the problem statement the need statement statement of need you'll see those comments Hearns used for that section and this is one of the most important sections of your grant proposal in this affection is just all about who you're serving what are their biggest issues that you're trying to address and trying to resolve why is it such a big issue and really what is the key to solving this issue so this is where you talk about why the people who you're serving need you why your services are so key why they're so integral so this is where you can pull in stories about your organization about success and really about how you are uniquely situated to be the organization to address this issue so the funder doesn't necessarily want to know about your need as an organization that's part of it but the most important part of it is why do the people you're serving or whoever you're serving why do they need you what is that issue that you're trying...