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About Me
I am a nationally recognized proposal writing consultant for education and nonprofit clients and have my own business, Ward and Associates. I provide grant development services which include: project development, prospect research (federal, state, corporate and foundation funding sources); RFP analysis; writing and editing of proposals; proposal submission; and evaluation of grants programs. My clients have included school districts, education service agencies, foundations, higher education institutions, education, vendors, local governments and nonprofit organizations including a museum, an EMS organization, a hospital, arts organizations, and a leadership program. Currently, I am a grant writer for the Gundersen Lutheran Medical Foundation in La Crosse, WI.
I provide grant seeking and proposal writing workshops across the United States and have presented at local, state, national and international conferences. I have presented two workshops for government employees in Guam and in 2004, I taught a “Grantwriting for Teachers” course at Trinity College in Washington D.C. Most recently, I did a series of proposal planning workshops for the South Eastern Minnesota Arts Council. In 2010 and 2011 I taught grantsmanship residencies for arts students at Winona State University.
I am a contributing monthly columnist for eSchool News and a former columnist for Education Grants Alert. My articles have appeared in Pro Principal, Board and Administrator, School Planning and Management, Technology and Learning, T.H.E. Funding Source, and Principal. I have been interviewed for several publications including Education Week and Advancing Philanthropy. In 2005, my book, Writing Grant Proposals that Win, 3rd Edition, was published by Jones and Bartlett Publishers. The fourth edition was just published in September, 2011. My second book Effective Grants Management, was published in the fall of 2010.
I have over twenty years of experience in the development field in the areas of grantsmanship, individual donor and corporate solicitations, direct mail appeals, special events and annual funds. In 1999, I received my Master of Arts degree in philanthropy and development from Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota. I have the Certified Fund Raising Executive designation from the Association of Fund Raising Professionals and participated in their Executive Leadership Institute.
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Deb Ward Deborah Ward, M.A., CFRE, is a nationally recognized proposal writing consultant for education and nonprofit clients and has her own business, Ward and Associates. She provides grant development services which include: project development, prospect research (federal, state, corporate and foundation funding sources); RFP analysis; writing and editing of proposals; proposal submission; and evaluation of grants programs. Her clients have included school districts, education service agencies, foundations, higher education institutions, education, vendors, local governments and nonprofit organizations including a museum, an EMS organization, a hospital, arts organizations, and a leadership program. Currently, Deb is a grant writer for the Gundersen Lutheran Medical Foundation in La Crosse, WI.
Deb provides grant seeking and proposal writing workshops across the United States and has presented at local, state, national and international conferences. She has presented two workshops for government employees in Guam and in 2004, she taught a “Grantwriting for Teachers” course at Trinity College in Washington D.C. Most recently, she did a series of proposal planning workshops for the South Eastern Minnesota Arts Council. In 2010 and 2011 she taught two grantsmanship residencies for arts students at Winona State University.
Deb is a contributing monthly columnist for eSchool News and a former columnist for Education Grants Alert. Her articles have appeared in Pro Principal, Board and Administrator, School Planning and Management, Technology and Learning, T.H.E. Funding Source, and Principal. She has been interviewed for several publications including Education Week and Advancing Philanthropy. In 2005, her book, “Writing Grant Proposals that Win, 3rd Edition” was published by Jones and Bartlett Publishers. The fourth edition was just published in September 2011. Her second book “Effective Grants Management” was published in the fall of 2010.
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I am a nationally recognized proposal writing consultant for education and nonprofit clients and have my own business, Ward and Associates. I provide grant development services which include: project development, prospect research (federal, state, corporate and foundation funding sources); RFP analysis; writing and editing of proposals; proposal submission; and evaluation of grants programs. My clients have included school districts, education service agencies, foundations, higher education institutions, education, vendors, local governments and nonprofit organizations including a museum, an EMS organization, a hospital, arts organizations, and a leadership program. Currently, I am a grant writer for the Gundersen Lutheran Medical Foundation in La Crosse, WI.
I provide grant seeking and proposal writing workshops across the United States and have presented at local, state, national and international conferences. I have presented two workshops for government employees in Guam and in 2004, I taught a “Grantwriting for Teachers” course at Trinity College in Washington D.C. Most recently, I did a series of proposal planning workshops for the South Eastern Minnesota Arts Council. In 2010 and 2011 I taught grantsmanship residencies for arts students at Winona State University.
I am a contributing monthly columnist for eSchool News and a former columnist for Education Grants Alert. My articles have appeared in Pro Principal, Board and Administrator, School Planning and Management, Technology and Learning, T.H.E. Funding Source, and Principal. I have been interviewed for several publications including Education Week and Advancing Philanthropy. In 2005, my book, Writing Grant Proposals that Win, 3rd Edition, was published by Jones and Bartlett Publishers. The fourth edition was just published in September, 2011. My second book Effective Grants Management, was published in the fall of 2010.
I have over twenty years of experience in the development field in the areas of grantsmanship, individual donor and corporate solicitations, direct mail appeals, special events and annual funds. In 1999, I received my Master of Arts degree in philanthropy and development from Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota. I have the Certified Fund Raising Executive designation from the Association of Fund Raising Professionals and participated in their Executive Leadership Institute.
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