Participants will explore the components needed for writing a successful grant. Slide 3, What could you do with…..? $23,354.20 Figure 2, In a very large, bold font, the amount of $23,354.20 Slide 4, This is how my students used it 2010- $1,000.00 titled to WeVille” “MeVille 2011- $600.00 Grant titled the Future” “Touch 2011- $4,658.00 Grant titled Through the Environment” “Leading 2011- $2,605.00 Grant titled Alignment of Functional Math Instruction” “TEKS 2011- $3,816.00 Grant titled Math Equals FUN” “Functional 2015- $3,810.00 titled MIVI Student Shine” “Helping 2015- $4,795.20 Grant titled About the Dots” “All Slide 5, How did you get this much money? Figure 3, large thought bubble containing the word followed by an exclamation mark “ask” Slide 6, What is a grant A grant is a monetary award used to establish, implement, or sustain a project or program. 7, Grant Sources Figure 4, An image with two pairs of shapes; each pair is made up of a circle overlapping a rectangle. The first pair contains a circle labeled overlapping a rectangle labeled with and “Private” “Foundations” The second pair contains a circle labled overlapping a rectangle labels for “Corporations”. “Public” and “Federal” “State” Slide 8, Private Funding: Foundations 10 billion annually Often awarded depending on geographical location Criteria based on the interests of the foundation Slide 9, Private Funding: Corporations Criteria on the corporation’s interests Smaller pool to choose from Helps improve corporation’s image
Participants will explore the components needed for writing a successful grant. Slide 3, What could you do with…..? $23,354.20 Figure 2, In a very large, bold font, the amount of $23,354.20 Slide 4, This is how my students used it 2010- $1,000.00 titled “MeVille to WeVille” 2011- $600.00 Grant titled “Touch the Future” 2011- $4,658.00 Grant titled “Leading Through the Environment” 2011- $2,605.00 Grant titled “TEKS Alignment of Functional Math Instruction” 2011- $3,816.00 Grant titled “Functional Math Equals FUN” 2015- $3,810.00 titled “Helping MIVI Student Shine” 2015- $4,795.20 Grant titled “All About the Dots” Slide 5, How did you get this much money? Figure 3, large thought bubble containing the word “ask” followed by an exclamation mark Slide 6, What is a grant A grant is a monetary award used to establish, implement, or sustain a project or program. 7, Grant Sources Figure 4, An image with two pairs of shapes; each pair is made up of a circle overlapping a rectangle. The first pair contains a circle labeled “Private” overlapping a rectangle labeled with “Foundations” and “Corporations”. The second pair contains a circle labled “Public” overlapping a rectangle labels for “Federal” and “State” Slide 8, Private Funding: Foundations 10 billion annually Often awarded depending on geographical location Criteria based on the interests of the foundation Slide 9, Private Funding: Corporations Criteria on the corporation’s interests Smaller pool to choose from Helps improve corporation’s image
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