AED Grant Writing Support Services

Filling out a grant application can be a daunting process. In addition to a long list of AED grant opportunities you can review, we’ve also compiled a list of other resources you might find helpful as you begin your search for funding your AED acquisition.

This is the shortest of our grant-writing resources and provides some of the most basic, essential items to consider when you’re just starting to think about trying to get a grant:

• https://grantspace.org/blog/top-5-tips-for-successful-grant-proposals

This page has some great general ideas for getting funding, and a basic outline of how to write a grant proposal:

• https://www.early-defib.org/03_06_05.html

The Purdue Owl grant-writing resource is extremely thorough and contains lots of examples for writing clearly and communicating your needs and how the specific grant would meet them:

• https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/981/1/

This resource applies most specifically to scientific grants, but contains a lot of advice that applies beyond research/science grants. The example timelines might not match up with your grant acquisition process, but much of the advice is still applicable:

• https://www.hfsp.org/funding/art-grantsmanship

This is a very good and somewhat academic document that outlines how you should structure your request/application. It has many helpful pointers and things to consider to ensure your grant request is taken seriously and not discarded:

• https://www.cfda.gov/downloads/CFDA_writing.pdf

A free course on how to write a proposal:

• https://grantspace.org/training/self-paced-elearning/proposal-writing-short-course