Having this on your computer will help you respond to and tailor your proposal to application requirements. Cheryl C. New Grantseeking is a process not an event, a key point we teach in our workshops. Develop a solid project that is a potential solution to a problem, and you should be able to find funding for it. It may not be with the first grant proposal or with the fifth grant proposal. Keep at it.
Folks tend to think if they're turned down, it's all over.
Experienced grantseekers know better. They don't quit. I have a great aversion to boilerplate, actually, hostility. Even the unchanging parts of a proposal must change based on a grantor's agenda. Something as simple as your community description must be slanted based on the agenda of a grantor.