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I have to write a grant proposal for the local American Red Cross Chapter I
work for. In my numerous books on Technical Communication, I have found
maybe two puny sections that really only define grant writing.
Does anyone know of any good books out there that can provide some definite
guidelines? How about current web sites, periodicals, etc.?
You can respond to me off the list, if this has been covered before. (I
tried to search the archives, but I am getting a message that says, "Unable
to initiate communication. The server is probably not started.")
Thanks in advance.
Tacy Richardson
tacy -at- ccisd -dot- k12 -dot- mi -dot- us
Health & Safety Coordinator
Western Upper Peninsula Chapter
American Red Cross
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