Welcome to the EPA CARE Online Grant Writing Tutorial!

NOTE! This Tutorial has not been updated for FY2010.  Updates should be done by Jan 15, 2010.

Welcome to the Online Grant Writing Tutorial (GWT) for the Community Action for a Renewed Environment (CARE) Program. This tutorial was funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 7, Office of Public Affairs. The key project participants included:

     Ms. Kathleen Fenton, EPA Region 7 EPA CARE Program Manager
     Mr. Anthony Caole, CEO & Project Manager, Three Star Enterprises
     LLC
     Mrs. Toni Mark, Lead Author, Grant Writing Tutorial Content, Three
     Star Enterprises LLC
     Mr. Peter Shikli, President/Sr. Programmer, Bizware Online
     Applications, Inc.

The EPA CARE Program provides the resources to strengthen the networks and the capacity of their grantees, partners, and their communities to respond to their toxic pollutants and environmental concerns.

The EPA CARE Grant Writing Tutorial is divided into three segments:

The Tutorial was designed to enable the user to develop a draft/conceptual proposal using a workbook editor page that is part of the tutorial.

The following information is important to note: the user must export and save their draft document to their own computer. The user can end their session at anytime. However, YOU MUST SAVE YOUR WORK prior to leaving the website or leaving your computer for any length of time.

At the conclusion of each segment, the user will be able to export his/her workbook to Microsoft Word for additional editing offline and subsequent submission to EPA CARE.

Please forward any technical and feedback information pertaining to the use of this software and tutorial to Three Star Enterprises LLC,

Attention:

Anthony Caole,President/CEO
ThreeStarEnterprises@gmail.com

or via phone at 888-375-8884.

Additionally please note, neither Three Star Enterprises nor the EPA is permitted to answer any questions pertaining to the actual preparation of a CARE proposal.

 

"Three Star Enterprises is named after Three Star, which is a geographic point along the scenic black volcanic beaches of Perryville which is frequented by local tribal members for subsistence and recreational activities."