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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP)

There are grants and contracts available to fund educa‐ tional, environmental, cultural, psychological, health and social programs, and services. Funding that comes through the government is known as public funding, whereas funding that comes through a foundation or corporation is known as private funding. Public funds are available through federal, state, county, and city govern‐ ments. Private funding is available through foundations that are created to raise and distribute funds called com‐ munity foundations or those created by corporations to distribute some of their pro�ts into the community or simply those created by individuals to distribute their wealth through a family foundation.

In most cases, the funder announces that they have funds available to give by issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP). In some instances, you may see a Request for Applications (RFA), a Notice of Funding Announcements, a Request for Quotes, or other variations on that theme. The funder will often announce the availability of funds on their website, in newsletters, and through the mail. The RFP provides information about the following:

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