
One-Page Project Proposal
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Councils and grant panels decide quickly when the ask, the amount and the evidence sit on the first page. This proposal puts the request first, then explains why the site matters, who benefits, who already backs it, what it costs and when funds are released.
The sample follows Hartwell Partners asking Millbrook Town Council for $120,000 toward a $160,000 community garden and kitchen pavilion, with residents raising $40,000. Replace the project, the survey figures, the partners, the cost table and the dates with your own, and name the decision date.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Write your one-sentence ask and the amount on the first page, then change the stats and the three numbered points to support it.
Replace the survey, scorecard and partner details with your own evidence, and cite where each figure comes from.
Update the cost table with your quotes, set the contingency to your funder's norm and move the timeline dates to match.
Delete the guide page, then share the document with your funder or present it at the decision meeting.
Yes. It is a free Google Docs template. Make a copy to your own Google Drive and change any text, figure, color or page to fit your project.
Eight pages is a good ceiling. The ask and the decision date are on page two, so a busy councilor can decide without reading the detail pages.
No. Hartwell Partners, Millbrook Town Council, the people, the survey results and every figure are fictional sample content. Replace them with your own.

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