Develop one Lean Business Plan with fifty percent down and fifty percent due upon completion of project. Scope of work includes: (i) production of one lean business plan (3-5 pages) to include the following sections: cover sheet, executive summary, company summary, market analysis, strategy and implementation, management summary and financial plan (startup budget and profit and loss statement), and also ongoing consultation for the full term of the agreement. Fifty percent (50%) of the cost is due at start and fifty percent (50%) is due upon completion of work.

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Develop one Grant Proposal with fifty percent down and fifty percent due upon completion of project.. Grant Writing Down Payment (Level A $450 at 50% paid and 50% due upon completion of project). Scope of work includes developing a grant application including (i) assistance with the research and production one common grant long form application (ii) production of one narrative report to include the following sections: cover sheet, company’s history and description of accomplishments, purpose of request, client needs/problem, company need(s), target population, number of individuals, and geographic areas, what company hopes to accomplishments (outputs/outcomes), how company intends to accomplish the above, and project budget. Services do not include packaging, mailing, submission, presentation or representation of work. Fifty percent (50%) of the cost is due at start and fifty percent (50%) is due upon completion of work.

A successful grant proposal may include sections such as:

• What is a grant? A grant is a sum of money given by an organization or agency for a specific purpose, such as research, education, or social service.
• Why write a grant proposal? A grant proposal is a way of convincing the grantor that your project is worth funding. It shows that you have a clear goal, a feasible plan, and a qualified team.
• How to write a grant proposal? A grant proposal typically consists of several parts, such as:
  • Cover letter: A brief introduction of yourself and your project, highlighting the main points and the requested amount of funding.
  • Executive summary: A concise overview of the entire proposal, summarizing the problem, the solution, the objectives, the methods, the budget, and the expected outcomes.
  • Background: A detailed description of the problem or need that your project addresses, supported by relevant data and literature.
  • Goals and objectives: A clear statement of what you want to achieve with your project, and how you will measure your progress and success.
  • Methods: A detailed explanation of how you will carry out your project, including the activities, timeline, resources, and personnel involved.
  • Budget: A realistic and itemized estimate of the costs of your project, and how you will allocate the funds.
  • Evaluation: A plan of how you will assess the effectiveness and impact of your project, using quantitative and qualitative methods.