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Table
of contents
For proposal narrations over five pages, a table of contents
is often recommended. Once a proposal reaches ten pages, a table
of contents is vital. No matter what the length, use headings
and subheadings that are bold and logical throughout the document.
Even
if the narration section is brief, a table of contents is
helpful when multiple attachments or appendices are included.
As a result, all of the attachments should be page-numbered
sequentially.
Do
not simply list “Appendix A” in the table of contents,
but rather specify Appendix A: Timeline for Outreach Project
Implementation” or Appendix B: New York Times article
entitled “Angel's Unlimited Food Program Expands.”
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