Proposal and Grant Writing - Another Helpful Tool for Non-Profits

The quest for funding seems never ending sometimes for many non-profit organizations and it can be a daunting task.

To continue providing support for many worthwhile social causes, many non-profit groups must continually be searching for new opportunities for funding and writing one proposal after another.

If you have little experience in grant and proposal writing, the chances of being awarded funding based on your request is slim. Here is a page that provide some sample proposals which may help you write a successful funding request: http://www.npguides.org/guide/budget.htm.

I certainly hope that more social programs and improvements to our current ones are top priority for whoever wins the election on Oct 14. Based on what I have heard so far, I'm still undecided.

Good luck in your endeavors to improve our "social economy"!

Clients "googling" for their next home

Today, many people prefer to do their own research when buying or selling a home. One of the first places they are likely to visit is GOOGLE. Here is a page that descibes how google can be used as a great online tool to help improve your flow of clients http://www.google.com/intl/en/events/realestatetools/index.html

FAQ's by the "Social Entrepreneur"

For anyone starting a non-profit group, I'm sure you have many questions. The rewards of being a "social entrepreneur" are so fulfilling but it is important to be aware of the liabilities that are specific to the non-profit sector. This site http://www.law-nonprofit.org/faq.htm may help answer some of your questions.