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GRANT-WRITING5 MIN READ

Use a Logic Model as Your Narrative Spine

Connect inputs, activities, outputs, and outcomes before writing the story.

A grant narrative wins when the reviewer can follow the logic without doing repair work. Name the funder priority in your own plan Do not begin from everything your organization does. Begin from the priority, eligibility rule, or scoring criterion the funder has already published. Your draft should make the fit visible before it asks for trust. Build the chain from need to outcome A strong grant section links community need, target population, activities, outputs, outcomes, evidence, and budget. If one link is missing, the reviewer starts wondering whether the project is inspiring but unready. Use evidence as selection, not…

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