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Grant writing is an intricate process, and any bits of
misinformation or formatting errors can be the deciding factors
when it comes to allotting money. The Complete Book if Grant
Writing is a must-have reference if you're seeking funding through
grants-government grants, foundation grants, specialty grants, and
more. Professional grant writer Nancy Burke Smith and philanthropy
consultant and grant maker E. Gabriel Works unveil the secrets
behind how to find and successfully apply for grants.
The Complete Book of Grant Writing includes information on:
-The Five Core Components of every grant, including the
statement of need, the evaluation plan, and budgets
- What makes a grant compelling to funders? What to do when you
are funded-and what you can do when you are not
-How to be a professional grant writer
-The grant writing timetable, from responding to requests for
proposals to receiving funding
-Grant writing in different fields of nonprofit practice,
including educational, governmental, environmental, and faith-based
organizations
Packed with 20 samples including grant proposals, letters of
inquiry, support letters, concept papers and more
Are you ready to become a sewing craftinista? Beat boredom with 14
new and updated sewing projects you can make yourself! Start with a
few beginner-friendly projects to help you learn your machine, like
handmade cards and cool accessories, and work your way up to fun
challenges like a fabric notebook cover and drawstring backpack.
Along the way, you'll play games to help you practice so you can
ace your next sewing project. Pretty soon, your parent,
grandparent, big sis, or best friend will be coming to you for
sewing advice!
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Mara's Tea Box (Paperback)
Madge H. Gressley; Edited by Mary-Nancy Smith; Charleen H Meyer
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Discovery Miles 2 310
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Today's highly industrialized and technologically controlled global
food systems dominate our lives, shaping our access and attitudes
towards food and deeply influencing and defining our identities. At
the same time, these food systems are profoundly and destructively
impacting the health of the environment and threatening all of us,
human and nonhuman, who must subsist in ecological conditions of
increasing fragility and scarcity. This collection examines and
exposes the myriad ways that the food systems, driven by global
commodity capitalism and its imperative of growth at any cost,
increasingly controls us and conforms us to our roles as consumers
and producers. This collection covers a range of topics from the
excess of consumers in the post-industrial world and the often
unacknowledged yet intrinsic connection of their consumption to the
growing ecological and health crises in developing nations, to
topics of surveillance and control of human and nonhuman bodies
through food, to the deep linkages of cultural values and norms
toward food to the myriad crises we face on a global scale.
Botanist, Frank Harvey, leads a project for the Wagner Company to
build a water pipeline and a hydrofarm to bring new life to the
cracked, barren lakebeds that were the primary water supply for
Austin, Texas. A biodome over the lake is erected to deter
evaporation, but plans to electrify and seal the dome's exterior
forcibly separate Frank apart from his wife and six-year-old son. A
decade later, Alex Harvey, now sixteen years old, hates the father
who abandoned him and his mother to starvation, so Alex's decides
it's time for a little revenge.
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