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I will do grant research and write winning proposal for your non profit
About this Gig
Secure the funding your nonprofit needs to drive real change.
Finding active grants aligned with your mission can feel overwhelming. Many 501(c)(3) organizations waste valuable time applying for grants with strict barriers or low win rates.
Im Marvel, a professional grant researcher and writer specializing in non-profit funding. I help 501(c)(3) organizations, charities, and community programs locate high-probability grant prospects and craft compelling, funder-aligned proposals.
What I Deliver:
- Targeted 501(c)(3) Research: Active grant leads from foundations, corporate givers, and government sources.
- Funder Breakdown: Award ranges, deadlines, eligibility checks, and direct application links.
- Custom LOI & Proposal Writing: Persuasive Letters of Intent and full grant applications tailored to funder priorities.
- Impact Framing: Articulating your nonprofit's story with clarity and data.
Why Choose Me?
- 100% custom content framed for non-profit funders.
- Verified funder history and deadline accuracy.
- Organized delivery in clean spreadsheets.
Lets connect your mission with the right funding sources. Order now or message me to discuss your project!
Industry:
Community development
Language:
English
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
FAQ
Do you guarantee that my nonprofit will win a grant?
No ethical grant writer can guarantee funding, as final award decisions rest solely with the funder’s board and budget constraints. However, I maximize your win probability by identifying high-match opportunities and crafting persuasive, funder-aligned proposals.
What is a Letter of Intent (LOI) and when do I need one?
An LOI is a concise 1–2 page pitch sent to foundation grantmakers outlining your mission, project scope, and funding request. Many funders require an LOI to screen applicants before inviting a full, detailed proposal.
What information do I need to provide to get started?
You will need to share your organization's legal status (e.g., 501c3 registration), mission statement, location, target funding amount, and details about the specific project or program requiring funds.
Can you find grants for brand-new nonprofits or startups?
Yes! While some foundations require 2–3 years of financial history, I actively research seed funding, startup-friendly grants, corporate community awards, and fiscal sponsorship opportunities suitable for newer organizations.
In what format will the grant research be delivered?
Research is delivered in an organized, easy-to-read Excel or PDF spreadsheet complete with funder names, grant award ranges, submission deadlines, eligibility criteria, and direct application links.
