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Grant Writer vs. Grant Consultant: Is There a Difference?

Grant Writer Team

Grant Consultants are currently trending. What’s more, are those differences enough to warrant an organization to change from grant writer to grant consultant? One thing is sure, the emergence of grant consultants may represent the healthy increase in competition that breeds expanding education, job know-how, and the drive to succeed.

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Five Tips to Improve Your Grant Writing and Write Grants Better

Think and Ink Grants

Read Books Books are a cost-effective and impactful way to gain knowledge from subject matter experts. For grant writers, books offer a treasure trove of strategies and techniques to refine your craft. At Think and Ink Grant Consulting , we provide comprehensive training for grant writers at various levels.

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The Power of Relationships for the Lonely Grant Writer

DH Leonard Consulting & Grant Writing Services

Yes, I have worked as a solo grant professional within a larger organization and as a lone grant consultant, working from home with no official colleagues to speak of. Not so shocking note: though I haven’t worked there in over seven years, those two ladies are some of my favorite lunch dates and book club friends.)

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Unlocking change: Free access to Candid’s nonprofit resources

Candid

Online librarian consultations : Receive real-time, personalized assistance from our in-house experts on philanthropy, nonprofit management, and fundraising. Audiobook and e-book library : Access thousands of fundraising- and nonprofit-related e-books and audiobooks, expertly curated by Candid’s librarians.

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What Should Nonprofit Leaders Expect from the Development Officer?

Get Fully Funded

As a consultant to nonprofits, my blood just boils when I am asked by executive directors or board members, “So, we are thinking about hiring a development officer, how long it will take before this person is raising more money than the salary we pay them?” Linda Lysakowski, ACFRE.

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What you need to know BEFORE you start a nonprofit

Get Fully Funded

Draft a budget: When you start a nonprofit, budgeting can be difficult because you don’t know yet exactly what will happen. Yet it’s critical to have a budget for the first year. Consider hiring a consultant to help you establish a fundraising plan that will help you make sure you can cover your costs.

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How to Predict Fundraising Revenue For Your Fundraising Plan

Get Fully Funded

You don’t get a ‘pass’ if you think you’re not a numbers person or if this is your nonprofit’s first budget ! I know that budgets and projections aren’t that easy for many people, so let me break it down and make it more manageable for you. Step 1: Consult past performance. Consult your fundraising plan.