Grant Application Narrative
Draft a clear needs statement and project description.
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Draft the narrative sections of a grant application. Funder and program: [FUNDER_AND_PROGRAM]. Their priorities and scoring criteria: [FUNDER_CRITERIA]. Our organization: [ORGANIZATION_PROFILE]. The project, population, activities, timeline, and budget: [PROJECT_DETAILS]. Evidence and data available: [EVIDENCE_AVAILABLE]. Calibrate with the contrast below. Weak: "Many young people in our area struggle and our program will help them succeed." Strong: "In the Eastside district, 41 percent of students read below grade level (district report, 2024 [ADD SOURCE]). Our 12-week tutoring program pairs 60 students with trained volunteers for two sessions a week; last year 38 of 52 participants improved a full reading level." Why it works: specific population, a sourced number, a clear activity with scale, and a measured result. Write the sections the funder asks for: need, project description with activities and timeline, goals and measurable outcomes, organizational capacity, evaluation, sustainability, and a one-paragraph summary. After each section, add a short note listing which criteria it addresses and what evidence is still needed. Use only the facts I gave. Mark all missing numbers as [ADD DATA] and do not invent statistics, partners, or results. Keep within the stated word limit: [WORD_LIMIT].
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