I talk to nonprofit leaders every week who tell me the same thing: “We know we should be applying for more grants, but we just can’t seem to get ahead of it.” I get it. You’re stretched thin, the to-do
Interim grant writing support provides temporary, high-level expertise to manage a nonprofit’s funding pipeline during staff vacancies. This strategic intervention maintains stewardship continuity and prevents the significant financial loss associated with development director turnover. At a Glance: Turnover is more
I’ve raised over $125 million in grant funding. If there’s one truth most nonprofit boards overlook, it’s this: grant acquisition is a variable outcome that shouldn’t be a payroll liability. Many nonprofits are trapped in a cycle of hiring generalists
As we move through November—a month centered on reflection and gratitude—we find ourselves especially thankful for the incredible people and organizations we’ve had the privilege to serve this year. Gratitude is at the heart of what we do. Every grant
In the world of grant seeking, myths have a way of taking root. Misconceptions often come from a mix of fear, misinformation, or stories passed between nonprofit organizations trying to make sense of why funding can feel hard to reach.
Before you start chasing funding, make sure you’ve built the foundation to step up to the plate and start hitting. Grant writing isn’t just about putting together a compelling proposal. It’s about proving — on paper and in practice —
If your grant process feels like a mad dash every time, you’re not alone. But there’s a better way… and it starts with a calendar. Picture this: a grant deadline pops up. You scramble to pull budgets, rework your boilerplate,
If your grant proposals feel flat or overly formal, it’s time to rethink your approach. Storytelling isn’t fluff … it’s strategy. There’s one skill that sets successful grant writers apart … and it’s not perfect grammar or deep pockets. It’s
When is the best time to apply for a grant? This is a common question—and the answer might surprise you. For many things there is a true season. For example: Tax season Back to school season The 4th of July
