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Reference letter for a grant

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Reference letter for a grant

January 20, 2020 Posted by Michele Colopy DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATION

If you or your beekeeping association is asked to write a support letter for a research project, an apiary at the local park, or for a fellow beekeeper applying for a beekeeping related job, you need to remember your reference / support letter represents the person / group which you support, as well as you. Spelling and grammar are important when writing any document. With spell check on computers there is no excuse for spelling errors. If a person offering their support from their bee club or as a reference for another beekeeper displays a lack of attention to details, grammar and spelling, it shows the reader you do not care about the details, then the person or project you support may not care about the details.

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About Michele Colopy

Michele Colopy, LEAD Co-Founder, holds a Master’s degree in Nonprofit Management/Arts Administration. She has more than twenty years of nonprofit experience at the national, state, and local level. She has worked with membership associations, pollinator advocacy, performing arts, housing and homelessness, foreclosure prevention, community development, and health and wellness. She was Treasurer of a State Association from 2016-2019 modernizing the accounting, co-managing a USDA grant, administering the Affiliate program, and managing two grant programs. She was the Program Director of a national pollinator advocacy NGO 2013-2019.

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