Please I need help with the following writing proposal.

-The Request for Proposals: A Pierce College invites students to propose an original idea or project for possible funding by the Colledge Foundation.

-Your original idea or project must solve a current problem or satisfy a need at Pierce College related to our Mission, Vision, & Core Values. - It must be an ongoing issue, and it must be sustainable after initial funding by the Pierce college Foundation.

-Funding will be limited to $2,000.

-Writing/Creating Procese

1.Choose a problem on or off campus that fits the above Request for Proposals. 2.Identify an audience (other than your instructor) who will use your proposal for a specific purpose. 3.Perform research on your subject. You very well may need to interview the people involved at Pierce college and outside sources. 4.Complete an Audience and Use Profile. 5.Create your Proposal. See and below for details regarding the specific elements of the proposal

The Problem or Opportunity of this Grant

-Describe the problem or opportunity in specific monetary terms, because the proposal itself will include a budget, and you want to convince your readers that spending money on what you propose is smart. -Some examples that work well are things you have experienced at Pierce that, perhaps, drive you CRAZY - like parking issues, or problems with the book store, or a specific issue with one kind of text book not being offered, or MAYBE YOU WANT FREE TEXT BOOKS for a specific course? Think of this kind of thing. :) The smaller the problem and solution, the better. -Don't say that a design problem is slowing down production; say that it is costing $4,500 a day in lost productivity. Be specific in how it relates to the Colleges' Mission, Values, or Core Values. The Purpose

-In this section, describe a solution to your small problem or an approach to an opportunity. -Propose activities that will culminate in a deliverable that the grant you are seeking will provide. -Be specific in explaining what you want to do.

What is the background of the problem or opportunity?

-In this section, show your readers that you've done some research on the problem. Remember -that your readers are, essentially, the Green River Foundation. -Show them that you understand the problem and the opportunity the grant will provide from the student perspective.

What are your sources of information?

-Make your sources clear, be it interviews with people at GRC, credible internet sources, etc.

What is the scope of the proposal?

-If appropriate, indicate not only what you are proposing to do but also what you are not proposing to do.

Plan of Work

-In the section on the proposed program, sometimes called the plan of work, explain what you want to do. Be specific. -You won't persuade anyone by saying that you plan to "gather the data and analyze it." How will you gather and analyze the data? Justify your claims. -Every word you sayor don't saywill give your readers evidence on which to base their decision

Budget

-Explain how you will use the money, and use figures you get from a reliable source (online sources are fine!) -Think about your audience - I'd keep this as short as possible while keeping it complete. :)