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This year the Federal government will provide over $22 billion to the states for educational funding under the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLBA), which includes an estimated $3 to $4 billion for technology. The Educational Technology program will provide $700 million in grants under NCLBA. Foundations with over $300 billion in assets will be distributing $14 billion in funds. Use this guide to help research your targeted funding sources and then prepare your grant proposal. There are a number of free resources on the Internet and at your local library to help you get started. Please let us know when you are successful in obtaining funding for your project!  \nWriting a Grant Proposal  \nGrant Proposal Components  \nGrant Proposal Cover Letter  \nThe cover letter should contain a summary of your proposal, introduce your organization and summarize any recent communications you’ve had with the funding organization. Include the amount of funding that you are requesting, the population it will serve, and the need it will help solve. Try to bring your project to life in the cover letter and actively engage your reader.  \nProject Abstract  \nThe project abstract should present a concise summary of the project. It should be no longer than a page and include the need for the project and the population it will serve, a brief description of the project and its goals and objectives, and the applicant’s background and qualifications. Make sure you include the amount of funding that is being sought. Finally, mention how the program will be evaluated to measure the success of the programs. The abstract should be the last section you write.  \nStatement of Need  \nThe statement of need should describe the problem that the project will attempt to address. Also, describe the population that will be served.  \nProject Description  \nDescribe the project or program and provide information on how it will be implemented. Include information on what will be accomplished and the desired outcome  \nGoals and Objectives  \nDescribe the project objectives in measurable terms that address the academic and technology needs of the students.  \nBudget  \nInclude in the budget all expenses for your project, including necessary training costs. Mention any co-funding that you are using from other sources. You may want to include a brief narrative of expenses along with a table of individual cost components.  \nEvaluation  \nProvide information on the metrics that will be used to determine the effectiveness of the project or program.  \nOrganizational Information  \nInclude the staff qualifications, certifications, and skills. 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