If your business obtains a letter that it has been named the grant recipient, you need to respond it professionally in order to thank the grantor for their trust and confidence in you. The best way to show gratitude to the grantor is through a Grant Acceptance Letter, showing your appreciation. In addition to that, it will further fortify your relationship with the other party for an excellent and rewarding two-way association. Grantors welcome hearing from applicants to whom they have trusted to give money for a specific purpose. In your Grant Acceptance Letter, try your level best to make use of the same words that the grantor used when referring to your organization’s grant. For example, the name allotted by the generator to your project can be different from the one that you initially gave in your grant proposal. Grantors who work with a lot of proposals that have similar project titles every so often recognize each individual project by its own specific name.
Your/ Grantee’s Contact Information
The grantee’s, one to whom a grant is made, contact information is written at the top left corner of the page. It includes:
(Your/ Grantor’s Name)
(Your/ Grantor’s Organization Name)
(Organization’s Address)
(City, State, Zip Grant Number)
(Your/ Grantor’s Contact Number)
(Your/ Grantor’s Email Address)
Insert date of the letter
Write down the date of the Grant Acceptance Letter right below the grantee's contact information after skipping one line.
Recipient’s / Grantor’s Contact Information
Now, again skip a line and write down the contact information of the grantor just below the date.
(Recipient’s / Grantee’s Name)
(Recipient’s / Grantee’s Designation)
(Recipient’s / Grantee’s Company Name)
(Company’s Address)
(City, State, Zip code)
Opening Salutation
Once you enter the grantor’s information, address him or her in a professional manner. For example, “Dear Mr. Ms. or Mrs.," followed by the last name of the grantor.
Opening Paragraph
The opening paragraph of your Grant Acceptance Letter should be very brief, letting the grantee know about the approval of their grant proposal.
Second Paragraph
In the second paragraph of the Grant Acceptance Letter, you have to inform the grantee about the terms and conditions of the grant approved by you. It is better to mention them very clearly in order to avoid any kind of misunderstanding later on.
Third Paragraph
Conclude the main body of your letter by asking the grantee to contact you in case of any query or if they need any further information about the grant issued to them.
Closing Salutation
Close your letter formally by typing “Yours Faithfully,” “Yours Sincerely,” or “Truly Yours” etc. Insert a coma “,” at the right corner of the closing salutation.
Grantor’s Handwritten Signature
Leave at least three line space beneath the closing salutation. This is where you have to sign.
Your / Grantor’s Typed Name
Type your full name right below your handwritten signature area.
Take a print of the letter and sign it
Now take a print of the Grant Acceptance Letter either on the letterhead of your company or a good quality white page and sign it on the area in between the closing salutation and your typed name.
Grant Acceptance Letter Sample Example
James Cook
Assistant Vice President
Minto Foundation
345 Willard Street
Quincy, MA 03478
201-123-2266
james.cook@hotmail.com
February 12, 2012
Adam Gilchrist
Project Manager
Rina Orphanage
56 Manet Avenue
Quincy, MA 4567
Dear Mr. Gilchrist
I am pleased to inform you that the Board of Directors of Minto Foundation approved a two-year grant of $ 25, 000 to Rina Orphanage in support of a health care organization for orphans. This task is to be carried out under the direction of Managing Director.
The funds are to be used over March 2012 to March 2013 in accordance with the budget submitted last month. The approved grant is subject to the terms and conditions sketched in the proposal for Project Support of that same date, and in a letter of agreement that you will be given soon from the managing director of Minto Foundation.
If you have any queries about this grant approved by our company, please contact the directors or trustees who have major responsibility for it at Minto Foundation.
Our best regards in carrying out this significant project.
Yours Sincerely,
James Cook
Grant Acceptance Letter Template Example
(Your/ Grantor’s Name)
(Your/ Grantor’s Organization Name)
(Organization’s Address)
(City, State, Zip Grant Number)
(Your/ Grantor’s Contact Number)
(Your/ Grantor’s Email Address)
Date of the Letter
(Recipient’s / Grantee’s Name)
(Recipient’s / Grantee’s Designation)
(Recipient’s / Grantee’s Company Name)
(Company’s Address)
(City, State, Zip code)
Dear Mr. [INSERT SURNAME OF THE RECIPIENT /GRANTEE]
I am pleased to inform you that the Board of Directors of [INSERT THE NAME OF THE YOUR (GRNTOR’S) COMPANY NAME] approved a [TIME PERIOD OF THE GRANT] grant of $ [AMOUNT OF THE GRANT] to [GRANTEE’S COMPANY NAME] in support of a health care organization for orphans. This task is to be carried out under the direction of Managing Director.
The funds are to be used over the [ESTIMATED TIME PERIOD OF THE PROJECT], in accordance with the budget submitted last month. The approved grant is subject to the terms and conditions sketched in the proposal for Project Support of that same date, and in a letter of agreement that you will be given soon from the managing director of [GRANTOR’S COMPANY].
If you have any queries about this grant approved by our company, please contact the directors or trustees who have major responsibility for it at the [GRANTOR’S COMPANY].
Our best regards in carrying out this significant project.
Yours Sincerely,
[YOUR HANDWRITTEN SIGNATURE]
[YOUR TYPED NAME]
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