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Grant Writing Guide

The Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth (VFHY) is committed to helping organizations learn how to effectively write grants. This not only helps those applying for VFHY grants, but also helps organizations throughout Virginia bring funding in to their communities.

Gaining skills in grant writing will enhance any organization's ability to secure funding from external entities. While one of the main keys to proposal success is to thoroughly read the Request for Proposals and to carefully follow the directions, there are many other areas to be considered when preparing proposals. R. Neal Graham, a member of VFHY's Central Regional Advisory Board and executive director of the Virginia Primary Care Association, has developed a course outlining the steps to developing a cohesive proposal. The presentation provides information regarding the entire process of preparing to write the grant proposal through final approval.

Overview

Formerly known as the Virginia Tobacco Settlement Foundation, the Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth was established by the Virginia General Assembly to lead statewide efforts to reduce and prevent youth tobacco use and childhood obesity.

Overview

The Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth issues grants for programs and initiatives to reduce and prevent youth tobacco use and childhood obesity throughout the Commonwealth each year. Members of Regional Advisory Boards consisting of community representatives...

Overview

Established by the Virginia General Assembly in 1999, the Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth (VFHY) leads a statewide effort...

Overview

Obesity is the second leading cause of death in the United States. Over the past three decades, childhood obesity rates in America have tripled. The Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth works to reduce and prevent childhood obesity by funding and training community-based coalitions.

Overview

The Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth has provided quality regional trainings to prevention professionals throughout the state of Virginia since 2005.