03-26-2015, 06:13 PM
Make sure the application/instruction sheet does not require you to state that you are NOT applying to any other granting agency to fund essentially the same project. Some agencies have that restriction.
My recommendation also. In the absence of any such restrictions... swing for the fences!
As a former board member of a non-profit, yes, apply, apply, apply for all the grants you can. You might not receive any of them.
All of the above.
It's no more tacky than applying to several colleges for acceptance, observing neo's advice. You put *all* the oars in the water.
Tacky would be *accepting* more than one grant for the same project, not to mention potentially being ILLEGAL. Though it certainly *is* possible to legally accept multiple grants for separate portions of a single project.
Just observer the grantor's stipulations.
My recommendation also. In the absence of any such restrictions... swing for the fences!
As a former board member of a non-profit, yes, apply, apply, apply for all the grants you can. You might not receive any of them.
All of the above.
It's no more tacky than applying to several colleges for acceptance, observing neo's advice. You put *all* the oars in the water.
Tacky would be *accepting* more than one grant for the same project, not to mention potentially being ILLEGAL. Though it certainly *is* possible to legally accept multiple grants for separate portions of a single project.
Just observer the grantor's stipulations.