Navigating The Grant Industry Handbook

Navigating the Grant Industry Handbook will enlighten readers about key grant fundamentals and strategies needed to write winning proposals and further their intellect about how the grant industry operates. Ms. Harris uses her years of Nonprofit and Grant Industry experiences as a consultant, grant writer, grant/peer reviewer and instructor to engage novice through advanced learners to effectively learn Grant Administration operating procedures, identify funding opportunities, translate rfp guideline requirements and construct proposal sections to effectively illustrate your program/project activities to merit grant rewards.

The goals of this book and our workshops are to address Nonprofit and Grant Industry standards through administrative practices by providing qualitative tools that encourage and instruct grant seekers to activate current and transitional plans that provoke initiatives that produce strategies to build sustainable operating systems and program models.

This handbook is compelling and essential and demonstrates quite masterfully yet is simplistic in explaining how the world of grants works. The passion and insightful understanding of the needs of novice and expert grant writers are clearly defined. As a consultant and educator Fatimoh Harris weaves pragmatic knowledge with didactic conversant insight. Fatimoh motivates and inspires those seasoned and beginner grant writes who obtain this proficiently written handbook.
Dr. Sharron Liggins, Ed. D, MSA, MSN, R.N.
Consulting Executive Director
Continuum of Care Network, Northwest Indiana/DFGC
CHAIR - Regional Planning Council-Region 1-A
CoC/D FGC

I enrolled in two classes taught by Fatimoh Harris. My learning experiences were enriched by Ms. Harris’s knowledge of the subjects and the genuine care that she exuded while presenting to the classroom. I will continue to recommend her services without reservation.
Mr. Philip A. Wilburn, LCSW
AAA Hoosier Home Health Care
Northwest Indiana

Our child care centers received over $300,000 in grants to improve education and provide low-income families free services.
Mrs. Bernice Singleton, President & Executive Director
Bunnyland Developmental Childcare Association
Chicago, Illinois