"Why Apply for Grants at Grants.gov?" See the Spring 2005 Succeed

Get Ready to Apply at Grants.gov – See the Spring 2005 Succeed
Newsletter

Is your grant applicant community ready to apply for a grant at
Grants.gov? See the Spring Succeed Newsletter article titled "Why Apply
for Grants at Grants.gov?" with instructions and tips to share with
potential applicants – including a step-by step guide to Get Started and
some common mistakes to watch out for when applying.

Learn more about these and other developments in the latest issue of the
Grants.gov Succeed quarterly newsletter (available at
http://www.grants.gov/assets/GrantsSpringNewsletter2005.pdf). Plus you’ll find
information on recent awards, media coverage and events to share with
your Program Office.

And be sure to learn more about spreading the Grants.gov word for 2005’s
fiscal Federal grant season. Read about the recent Grants.gov Webcast
and attending the Encore Webcast presentation on April 21, 2005, with a
live program update from the Grants.gov Program Management Team and an
extended Question and Answer session. Visit
http://www.grants.gov/SpreadWordWebcast for more details!

The latest version of the Grants.gov newsletter is attached for your
convenience. We encourage you to take this opportunity to help your
agency and your grant communities access the power of Grants.gov by:

1. Forwarding the newsletter within your agency to colleagues and your
grant communities via email.

2. Posting the newsletter to your website as a value-add information
resource for your grant communities.

3. Adding a Grants.gov logo link to your website to provide potential
applicants a direct path to Grants.gov. Invite them to visit the new
resource page at http://www.grants.gov/Resources to learn How to Write a Grant
and find other useful information and tools.

If you have any questions or would like assistance in getting the
Grants.gov word out to benefit your agency and grant community please
contact us at [email protected].

We appreciate your support!
The Grants.gov Outreach Team

(Many thanks to Sandi Boughton http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/wa for passing this along- Russ)