Sarah (Wilson) Handler

From the source: Public safety grant funding

Sarah (Wilson) Handler is the vice president of the Grant Division at Lexipol, managing PoliceGrantsHelp, FireGrantsHelp, EMSGrantsHelp, GovGrantsHelp and EducationGrantsHelp as well as the Grant search tool GrantFinder. She has been with the company since 2007 and started the Grant services division in 2009. Since 2009, Sarah has worked to build the Grants division from a small, sponsored microsite to a multimillion-dollar revenue business. Sarah’s team is responsible for generating $400 million in funding and currently servicing a network of 60,000 departments and municipalities for grant help. Sarah has a bachelor's degree from the University of California at Davis. Connect with Handler on LinkedIn or via email.

Full list of Sarah (Wilson) Handler results

Opioid settlement funding: The impact on first responders
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$26 billion in new funding is available to mitigate the effects of the opioid epidemic, and now is the time for public safety leaders to advocate for their share
American Rescue Plan: Guidance on state and local fiscal recovery funds
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Understand how first responders can participate in the funding
The impact of the American Rescue Plan on local government
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Cities and counties will receive $130 billion in aid for COVID-19 response
Fire and EMS funding in the American Rescue Plan
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The proposed $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan contains several components that can be used for fire and EMS funding
CARES Act and grant funding: How it will benefit local fire and EMS response
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The Act provides $150 billion for a Coronavirus Relief Fund to make payments to local governments
COVID-19 funding to help agencies continue to serve
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Detailing grant options and the Families First Coronavirus Response Act aimed at relieving financial burdens on communities
Assistance to Firefighters Grants cycle open
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The AFG Notice of Funding Opportunity has been released for fiscal year 2018
FEMA releases AFG narrative assistance guide
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This year there are five narrative components required in five different sections in the application as opposed to years past with four components in a single narrative section
FEMA releases AFG Get Ready Guide
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There are a lot of changes to the application and some new requirements depending on the project being prioritized
Developing a federal grant budget
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A well researched and fully developed budget will go a long way to getting your grant application awarded
Recruitment and Retention projects for SAFER 2010
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Why not give back to those members who volunteer their time and energy to the department?
Pre-AFG application submission planning
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Here are 5 things you need to do before you submit your application
SAFER Narrative Tips
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By Sarah WilsonWe've broken down the narrative requirements for both the hiring of firefighters as well as recruiting and retention activities based on the 2009 SAFER Guidance to help you prepare t...
More Choices for Fire Prevention Funding Sources
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By Sarah WilsonFunded at $35 million for 2009, the Fire Prevention and Safety Grant is the most popular source of funding for fire prevention projects. Outside of FEMA's FP&S grant there are other ...
Grant Proposal Building Blocks: The Problem Statement
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By Sarah Wilson The problem statement is the key element in every grant proposal. It is the first impression the reviewer will have of your project and funding request. The problem statement or sta...
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