Denise Roggio I enjoy writing grants that help fund youth projects. In fact, three of my recently funded proposals were for education technology upgrades, a music program and a fire cadet program – all related to youth development and education. Thousands of entities are interested in funding projects related to our children. So where should you begin … Read More
I recently read a forum post where a gentleman asked, “I’ve been burned so many times by Grant Writers. Any tips on finding a good one?” Sadly, I’ve heard that before. There are steps you can take to ensure you’re hiring a person of utmost integrity. Here are four things to look for. A recently … Read More
The average person is uncertain about the grant writer’s role. Case in point…”What exactly do you do?” a kind soul wonders. “I write grant proposals to help fund philanthropic programs, government agencies and community projects,” I respond. After pondering for a moment, the kind soul asks, “Can you write me a grant for paying my … Read More
A happy girl, enjoying nature and celebrating life with balloons – that’s how I feel right now! I have so many things to be grateful for. I was searching for a marketing photo for a promotion I’m involved in. But I came across this one, and felt compelled to share. Children are so adaptable and … Read More
I have been an accomplished pianist and piano teacher for many years. I started taking piano lessons at the age of 4, and it fit me like a glove. In fact, you should check out my music site! Music is not just part of my life – it nearly defines my life. When I moved … Read More
I am so excited, I can’t even deal…For the first time EVER, two of my grant proposals were funded on the same day! One of the things we Proposal Writers are use to is waiting – waiting for documents, waiting for approval, waiting for a grant application to open, waiting for a response to our … Read More
When it comes to personal relationships, the biggest challenges in my life have always come when I step out of my realm of control. There are only two things we humans can control: our own attitudes and our own actions. It’s a hard concept to accept, but once we embrace it, life becomes more enjoyable. … Read More
So, today’s workplaces, including home offices, are not islands. The realm of business is global and people work together inside a team. I like it! What I don’t like is when a team member drops the ball, forcing someone else to pick up slack. Sorry, but that is unacceptable behavior. I’m not talking about the … Read More