Category: faq

Yes, we can help you find grant funding. However, in most cases, hiring our team would not be cost-effective for individuals. The number of grants available for individuals or groups without a fiscal sponsor are limited. These projects require even more time for research. Of course, we are available for hire ($85/hour). Helping an individual find grant funding typically would require...

Someone once described our business model as “generous.” Perhaps it is. However, we are passionate about helping nonprofits find the funds they need to do their good work. Of course, we need to make a living. We have found it rewarding and profitable to work with our clients together, building a stronger foundation for their grants program. Our belief is...

You can win grants. You already have a good start: you know your programs intimately. We have drafted some steps you can take that should help you plan, research, organize, and generally strengthen your grants readiness. We also recommend highly the Proposal Writing Short Course offered by the Foundation Center. This tutorial covers all the basics. There are many books and websites...

We specialize in winning grants offered by private foundations or public charities (sometimes referred to as public foundations). A private foundation derives its funds from a family, an individual, or a corporation. We have provided State and/or Federal grant winning services—one client was awarded more than a million dollars in State funds—however that is not our area of expertise. If...

We are professionals who do excellent work and expect compensation for our time, regardless of the outcome. We will provide the highest quality service but there are too many variables for us to guarantee success in funding. Hiring a grant writer on a contingency or commissions basis also makes your grant less attractive to funders. For a well-done and more...

In general, we charge $85/hour. However, it may work best for you to hire us for one distinct project. In this case, rather than an hourly rate, a project fee may be most appropriate. Your readiness for the grants process and the wide range of tasks associated with winning grants mean there is no simple answer for what fees might...