Grant Reporting Tips
Writing a clear grant report
Much of the same information regarding a strong application also applies when writing your final grant report. Remember, it is more important that you clearly provide all of the information requested rather than providing long winded answers with a lot of “fluff”. Grant reports don’t need to have extravagant writing, they just need to convey the information the committee needs to understand the results of your project or program.
Remember to cover the basics: Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How
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Writing a clear budget report (or “budget-to-actual” report)
The purpose of a budget report is to compare your anticipated expenses (from your grant application budget) to what was actually spent. Feel free to use our sample budget report document as a template.
