I received a call this week from a company working on a grant application.

The person said, “we only have a week to get it in.”

This situation is a common challenge in grants.

To avoid this stress, you should be tracking grant deadlines all the time (plus it will keep your boss or board off your back). 

I gave the person some quick tips and the call ended.

If you were in this person’s shoes, and you only had a week before your grant deadline, what step in the grant writing process would you be working on?

In the below video, I give you the answer – start collecting the quotes, estimates, and receipts for your budget. Those items always seem to take longer than you expect. Worse, you are often relying on other people for them.

Are you an SME seeking project funding in order to provide goods or services to health care workers and public health officials currently fighting COVID-19?

If yes, the National Research Council Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC IRAP) can fund the development of COVID-19 solutions. Please contact an Industrial Technology Advisor regarding your project.

The Alberta Agriculture Hall of Fame was created in 1951 to recognize individuals on a biennial cycle who have made significant contributions to the agriculture and food industry and to the development and sustainability of rural life in Alberta.

Nominate an outstanding individual who has made significant contribution to the agriculture and food industry before the May 15, 2020 deadline.

Does your organization want to win grants, but you find it hard to stay on top of them all?

I publish a private email that acts as your “eyes and ears” on all things grants twice a month.

If you want a private grant researcher sending you valuable grant information twice a month, you can register below. In each edition, we feature grants in all grant sectors. Most importantly, I include an “urgent grant deadline” section, so you can stay on top of grants! Try it risk free for a month – if you don’t want it anymore, you get a full refund.