Using active voice for more clear writing
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Jul 9, 2007
Hi,
I teach tenth grade English at a middle-class suburban
school in Delaware. Next year will be my second year. I
would REALLY like to apply for a few grants to offset the
costs of extra materials that I get to supplement what my
school provides.
I've tried (and done) a lot of research online, but I feel
like most grants are for the severely underprivileged or
extremely creative.
Can anyone please help me to really get the ball rolling? I
don't just need information about grants; I need to be
pointed to actual grants for which I can apply.
Thank you in advance for your time!
Most sincerely,
~Jamie~
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Jamie;
For small grants go to your local Wal-Mart, Target and other
stores and ask for applications. Also visit
[link removed].
Don R. S. Davis
D & A Consulting
208-584-3904
[email removed]]
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