Grant Writing is Hard.
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Responsive, efficient, and sustainable.
Grant Writing
Fordable Fundraising provides professional grant writing services to nonprofit organizations at an affordable price. Working side by side with your team, our services ensure your grant applications can win awards. Services and pricing include full case for support development, prospect search and grant ready services.
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Save time and money
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Affordable alternative to in-house grant writer
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Increase efficiency and sustainability
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Improve grant management
Fordable Fundraising can also support your government grants.
GRANT WRITING SERVICES
___________________Dedicated Grant Writing Team
Message Strategy
Case for Support
Prospect Search
Submission Schedule
Grant Record Keeping
Annual Updates
Pay In Full Discount
Easy Pay Plan
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30+ Proposals/YearX
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What is your success rate?
Fordable Fundraising has a solid track record of success. From 2014-2021, we helped our nonprofits secure 550 grant awards totaling $42 Million.
Credibility, sustainability, measurable results and relationship building are the biggest factors playing into fundraising success. Grant writing success varies from organization to organization.
Do you have a specialty area?
We are experts in preparing and submitting proposals to private foundations, corporations, and government (federal, state, local).
Our experience is greatest with writing for services to youth and veterans, education, health and human services, and arts and culture.
How do you charge to write a grant? Do you work on commission?
We offer competitive proposal and project rates. Request amount is not a factor in pricing rather the time it takes us to assemble the information and materials is how we determine our pricing.
It is a common misconception grant writers get paid on commission. This is considered unethical by all charity watchdogs and professional associations. Read more about it here: “Why I Never Work for a Percentage and Why You Shouldn’t Offer”.
My nonprofit is a startup; can you help me?
As a general rule, grant makers invest in nonprofit organizations who have operating history with their programs and can demonstrate impact. Many have policies to restrict applications from charities with less than 2 years of operating history.
Remember, all charities were once a start up! Get prepared for your future in grants by investing time and energy in board development, organization planning, collaborative partnerships and measuring the success of your programs.