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Nonprofit organizations do vial work in the local community. They help people in need. They address environmental needs. They benefit society.
For a nonprofit to successfully implement the goals and objectives of their mission, they need to obtain consistent funding. Because a nonprofit does not make money off the vital services they provide, they need to find outside sources of funding that will help them sustain their daily operations. The most common way for a nonprofit organization to continue servicing their communities is through securing grants.
With SGW, we seek to obtain the vital financial resources needed to fulfill your nonprofit’s mission.
There are many steps in preparing a grant proposal for a nonprofit organization to submit to a grant funder. The exact writing timeframe depends on the complexity of the grant application, how rigid the funder’s application is, and how prepared the nonprofit organization is.
As a “rule of thumb”, if the nonprofit has all the organizational information succinctly available, the grant proposal will take less time to write.
With SGW, our grant writing process includes an initial assessment of your organization’s readiness to submit a grant application. Not every nonprofit organization is immediately prepared for how detailed and extensive the grant application process is, especially the budget, logic models, and measurable objectives required in a typical grant application. SGW will assist you in preparing your program outline so that you have the best chance at getting grant funding.
Staff at a typical nonprofit organization wear multiple “hats” in order to focus on its mission to deliver much-needed services to the community. Your grant writer may be focusing on communications with your nonprofit’s donors, and you may need to use SGW to write grant proposal to federal, state, and foundation sources of funding. At SGW, we will be able to do the research, identify your best prospects, and contact them ahead of time to make sure that your really are a match. SGW can help you put together to language and supporting documents that you can use in your grant proposal to make sure that the application deadlines are met.
At SGW, we do the necessary grant prospect research to have the best chance of receiving a grant award. We find opportunities that match the nonprofit mission, goals, and objectives and the grant funder’s purpose. Moving through the maze of government, state, and local grant opportunities can be a daunting task. There are so many funding prospects, that have varying criteria, and each day, new opportunities arise. This can be very challenging and overwhelming. It can take as much time to research eligible grant applications as it can take to apply for them. Getting your grant funded can be complex, which is why research is so important.
At Strategic Grant Writers, we work with the nonprofit to make sure all the documentation submitted with a grant proposal shows the fiscal viability of carrying out the grant proposal’s scope of work.