Methods—also frequently referred to as activities or strategies—are detailed descriptions of the activities an organization will implement to achieve the ends specified in its objectives. Whatever you call them, this section of the proposal should clearly spell out the methods to be used and give the reasons for choosing them. Any research supporting the use of these methods—such as their previous success (either at your nonprofit or elsewhere) or, if the methods are untested, data that support your assertion that these methods might prove successful—should be included. This section should also address whether the methods selected are already in place within your organization and simply being “redeployed” to the program, or whether they are new. Finally, this section should describe who will staff the program and their qualifications, and identify the client population to be served, along with a justification of why this population was selected.