Which of the following is a guideline for writing grant proposals?
A)Send proposals to any agency that has funds to give, regardless of its relevance to your organization's project.
B)Arrange a personal meeting only after you have submitted your grant proposal.
C)Omit a cover letter, as it is not expected from most funding agencies.
D)Never submit a proposal online.
E)Draft a proposal that addresses each topic area.

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E) Proposals should be sent to funding agencies that are good matches with your project. You should identify a contact person at the funding agency and arrange a personal meeting so you can ask if they will accept a proposal from you. Draft a cover letter, as funding agencies expect one to help them quickly understand who you are, what you are requesting, why it is important, how it addresses the agency's mission, and why you think it is feasible. Today, organizations increasingly request that proposals be submitted through an online form. Some only accept grant proposals submitted online.

Which of the Following Is a Guideline for Writing Grant