The questions nonprofit leaders ask us most, answered plainly. If yours is not here, ask it on a consultation call and you will get a straight answer.
No. Writing grants on commission goes against the industry's best practices (Grant Professionals Association's Code of Conduct) and is against IRS OMB Super-Circular policies. And honestly, we're creating products for you with long-term impact — that's worth investing in directly.
No. Our grant writing services are highly specialized and take significant time to do well.
Never. That's out of our control — funder priorities shift, funds become limited, or applications target specific organizations. Foundations often don't award the first three applications from a new nonprofit because relationship-building takes time. A grant application isn't just a document submission; it's the start of a relationship, and those sometimes take time to result in funding.
A grant proposal is a product, so you'll absolutely get a return on your investment — even if the grant isn't initially awarded. If it is awarded, you get funding secured and a capacity boost. If it isn't, you still walk away with a program implementation blueprint, a solid budget, and a projected impact model you can repurpose for any future funding effort.
Everyone from grassroots nonprofits to national initiatives — along with government agencies and for-profit organizations running mission-aligned work. If you're serving your community, we can help you do it stronger.
We don't share your data and keep all your nonprofit's information confidential. The only exception: we may ask if we can list your organization on our website or re-post your grant award announcement on social media — always with your permission.
Bring it to a free 20-minute consultation. No pressure, no obligation, just a clear answer about whether we are the right fit.
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