Summary of "The Differences Between Grant Writing and Fundraising"

Grant writing involves preparing and submitting applications to receive Funding from foundations, corporations, or government agencies for specific projects or programs.

Grant writing includes developing a Funding strategy, establishing Partnerships, Storytelling, and technical writing.

Grant recipients are required to do reporting and evaluation measures for the Funding agency.

Fundraising involves soliciting support through cash Donations from individuals and businesses, which can be used for various purposes.

Fundraising includes building relationships, attracting new donors, and creating a development strategy.

Both Grant writing and Fundraising involve researching, prospecting, evaluating opportunities, and Relationship building.

The main difference is in the focus and context: Grant writing pursues funds from specific agencies, while Fundraising involves soliciting cash Donations.

Successful Fundraising can lead to successful Grant writing as foundations often look for a proven track record of financial success before investing.

Relationship building is crucial in both Grant writing and Fundraising.

It is recommended to not solely rely on grant Funding for an organization's budget.