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Logic Models are a hop, skip, and a jump away after you have developed your Goals, Objectives, and Activities. Logic Models are essentially a flow chart following the "logic" of your program all the way to what you can expect the impact to be and how you will measure it. Most grant questions are in some way modeled after a Logic Model.

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Link: instrumentl.com

Cost: $250+ per month

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Summary: 1 sentence

Review: This is the cleanest, most user friendly resource to find grants, and it is also the most expensive. There is a grants tracker built in but we use our own tool in Notion so we can connect it with tasks/all our projects.

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Proposal Writing: Effective Grantsmanship for Funding

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Proposal Writing: Effective Grantsmanship for Funding

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Make a new entry for each different example and I will add 1-2 sentences for each.

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This Logic Model was based on a social entrepreneurship class at a university in north Florida.

This Logic Model was developed for an urban community garden and sustainable food cooperatives in Atlanta, GA.

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Schedule a call with an expert to build a logic model for your program! ($250)

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Schedule a call with an expert to build a logic model for your program! ($250)

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Goals, Objectives, and Activities (Overview + Template)

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Goals, Objectives, and Activities (Overview + Template)