A nonprofit proposal can promise to serve 80 young people, budget for supplies for 50, and set an evaluation target for 60. Each figure may look plausible on its own, but together they leave a funder wondering what the organization will actually deliver. Good grant writing brings those commitments into one account that the organization can support.
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Give the Need Statement Evidence and a Defined Community
A need statement should identify the problem the project intends to address, where it occurs, and the people affected. For a nonprofit running an after-school program, that may mean documenting unmet demand for supervised activities, the ages and neighborhoods served, and evidence drawn from program records or local research.
