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Due Diligence: Ways to Improve Your Grant Seeking
Thinking Like a Foundation How does a foundation decide whether to approve or reject a grant? The process can seem arbitrary and even cryptic to grant applicants. Other than ensuring that all laws are followed, there are few standards for proposal assessment. As a result, each foundation uses its own methods, developed out of its individual guidelines, culture, interests, and resources.
DEI Grantseeker's Toolkit
Introduction and Foreword With growing interest in expanding of public broadcasting's community service into local journalism, community engagement, and more, many stations are venturing into the world of local and regional foundation funding for the first time.    Foundation fundraising falls on the spectrum between corporate underwriting and major giving.  As with underwriting, seeking foundation funding is a business-to-business process with a goal of discoveri
ARA's Key Audience Service Definitions
Learn which of the many audience measures are relevant to giving amd what terms you should be paying attention to. The words and phrases outlined by Leslie Peters, former Vice President for Knowledge Management, Audience Research Analysis, are used daily by professionals in programming, management, marketing, and fundraising. Find out the origin and uses for terms like listener hour, loyalty, and affinity among others.
Getting to Know All About You
Getting to Know All About You Once you have defined the project(s) for which you would like to seek foundation support, the next step is determining which foundations might provide funding.
DEI Advisory: Donor Disclosure Rules
What are the FCC, IRS, and CPB rules and regulations for disclosing anonymous gifts?  Download the pdf at right for an explanation by DEI's legal counsel, John Crigler of Garvey Schubert Barer. 

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