Our Process
Our process varies depending on the services requested. Often, client relationships begin with a free consultation call to determine grant readiness and discuss goals and needs. Then, we match you with a grant writer who has the skills and experience that best align with your organization.
If we do work together to write a grant, here’s our process:
Assess
We first look over your existing grant materials as well as the application you’re planning to submit. From this, we determine a price estimate for the project.
Research
Once the contract with price estimate is signed, we work to fill any gaps in the existing grant materials with additional research. This might include collecting data on the client population, the intervention, and more.
Write
Working closely with your team or a designated point of contact, we write the grant application to fit the funder’s requirements.
Review
Again working closely with your team or a designated point of contact, we review and finalize the grant, making sure its information is accurate and current.
Submit
We can help with the submission process, though often we encourage clients to submit grants themselves so that they are the final point in the chain of submission.
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Assess
We first look over your existing grant materials as well as the application you’re planning to submit. From this, we determine a price estimate for the project.
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Research
Once the contract with price estimate is signed, we work to fill any gaps in the existing grant materials with additional research. This might include collecting data on the client population, the intervention, and more.
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Write
Working closely with your team or a designated point of contact, we write the grant application to fit the funder’s requirements.
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Review
Again working closely with your team or a designated point of contact, we review and finalize the grant, making sure its information is accurate and current.
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Submit
We can help with the submission process, though often we encourage clients to submit grants themselves so that they are the final point in the chain of submission.
