The Core Grant Template (CGT) is your blueprint for writing funding proposals. 

After we gather all of the information about your organization mission, and projects, I’ll put it all together in clear, compelling, funder-ready language that you can reuse over and over for writing grant applications, planning and evaluating major projects, crafting blogs and social media posts, and communicating with donors and stakeholders. Think of the CGT as your toolkit for building proposals that funders can’t wait to invest in.

Funding credits are how I keep track of deliverables for Grant Growth Partnership clients. Funding credits can apply to a variety of different assets, including: foundation and state grant applications, letters of inquiry, donor communication templates, grant reports, fundraising email campaigns/membership drives, corporate or donor appeal letters, impact reports, and more.

No. Whether funded or not, grant applications provide value to your nonprofit. Further, writing grants on commission defies industry best practices (Grant Professional Association's code of conduct) and IRS OMB Super-Circular policies.

No. My grant writing services are highly specialized and take time to deliver.

You will get a return on your investment, even if a grant is not initially awarded. If grant funding is awarded, your nonprofit will have more money–woohoo! If the grant is not awarded, there’s still an ROI: my Core Grant Template process gives you reusable assets that you can 1) repurpose in future proposals, 2) use to strengthen your web presence, or 3) use as a program implementation plan.