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6 Things to Consider When Hiring a Grant Writer…Maybe a Grant Consultant is a Better Fit

Millionaire Grant Lady

Nonprofit organizations rely on outside funding to operate. This funding can come in the form of donations, federal dollars, private funders, gifts, fundraising events, and grants. Gone are the days when organizations could rely on private donations for consistent, sufficient funding. We recently won a $1.5 million grant.

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Faith-Based Grants Help Support Community Beliefs and Traditions

GrantNews

Furthermore, it’s important to note that faith-based grant help and support can come in the form of monetary funding, in-kind donations, fellowships, cooperative agreements, and even scholarships. GrantWatch makes sure there are faith-based grant-funding options available to consider. All are equally important.

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You want to hire a grant writer, but is hiring a grant writer full-time the best fit?

Millionaire Grant Lady

Grant funding is an essential part of fundraising for nonprofit organizations. While many nonprofits rely on grant funding for a significant portion of revenue, how nonprofits fill their grant writing needs varies significantly from organization to organization. Read our article to learn more. Can you hire a seasonal grant writer?

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Project Budgeting for New Grant Writers

Peak Proposals

Grant proposals have at least two parts: the project narrative and the budget (aka cost proposal). If you work for a large nonprofit, different people may be assigned to work on the narrative and cost proposal, with the two groups getting together periodically throughout the proposal process to ensure the sections are in sync.

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Follow This Plan and You'll Never Miss a Proposal Deadline

Peak Proposals

Adding to the pressure, the time between when the funding opportunity announcement (FOA) comes out and when the application is due can often be very short. There are three key phases to the typical proposal development process: the planning phase, the writing and budget preparation phase, and the assembly and submission phase.

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Questions to Ask Before Responding to a Funding Opportunity

Peak Proposals

When you come across a funding opportunity that looks like it is a good fit, it can be tempting to start work on it immediately, especially if the deadline is only a few weeks away. SCOPE Issues of scope—or the boundaries of what the funder intends or is willing to fund—tend to be opportunity specific.

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How to Find the Right Grant Writer for Your Nonprofit: A Comprehensive Guide

Just Write Grants

Securing funding through grants is a vital strategy for nonprofits striving to make a meaningful impact. Project Scope : Will the grant writer need to handle a single proposal or manage an entire grant program? Budget : Determine how much you can allocate for grant writing services.

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