Look at your group's community support, past successes, base of volunteers, scientific expertise, and uniqueness. State how you will evaluate your project . Grantmakers want to know whether their money is used appropriately. Therefore you must present a method by which they can judge the success of your project. The method of evaluation will vary from project to project.
Qualitative evaluation can be tricky.
This section should also specify how long it will take before it can be determined whether your project has succeeded. Try to be as specific as possible, providing the funder with a line-item budget if you can. Include the cost of equipment, travel, printing and copying, postage, telephone, and materials. If the project is being supported by other sources, include that information. Writing proposals need not be painful or intimidating.