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KnowledgeBases > The Writing Successful Grants KnowledgeBase > Element 3 > Activity 2 > Task 2: Identify Internal Resources

Guideline:

The grant seeker should have an awareness of or have a process to identify internal/in-kind resources available to assist with either developing, implementing, or delivering the project idea. The internal resources may be financial or non-financial (in-kind) in nature. Other staff members or volunteers may have skills may be useful in accomplishing the project idea.

Checklists Checklist of Internal Resources

This list suggests types of possible internal resources to support a grant proposal.

References Soliciting Contributions and In-Kind Support _EXTERNAL_LINK

This Community Tool Box article reviews soliciting in-kind support. The examples may be helpful when searching for organizational resources to support the project proposal.

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