Grant Writing Certification Exam

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A grant writer discovers a foundation that has funded a very similar organization in the same city for the past three years. What is the most prudent interpretation of this finding?

The foundation is loyal to its current grantees and is unlikely to fund a similar organization. The foundation is clearly interested in this type of work and is a strong prospect. This finding is irrelevant; each application is judged independently. It could be a positive or negative sign, and further research into the relationship and the grantee's performance is needed.

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It could be a positive or negative sign, and further research into the relationship and the grantee's performance is needed.

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