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I will write your grant application narrative
EU Grant Writer and Project Developer, Erasmus, ESF, CERV
I am Marko, founder of a Croatian non-profit that has won over 4 million EUR in EU and national grants since 2015 and employs 28 people. I have written and managed projects under Erasmus+, ESF+, CERV,...
About this Gig
Turn your project information into a clear grant application narrative, up to 3,000 words, for $70.
I write one short application or selected narrative sections for nonprofit, education, youth, culture or community projects, using your verified project facts and the call requirements you supply.
You receive an editable DOCX and PDF, structured around the agreed form questions. Sections cover a summary, organizational background, project need, objectives, activities, expected results and evaluation within the total 3,000-word limit.
Send the call guidelines, application template and project brief before work starts. Delivery: 5 days. One revision covers changes within the original brief, call and word limit.
No grant search, budget modelling, legal eligibility advice, portal submission or funding guarantee. Missing facts are flagged for your input, never invented. AI-assisted tools may support drafting and checks, with a final review before delivery. Please remove unnecessary personal or confidential details.
Industry:
Education
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
Does this cover an entire application?
It covers one application narrative or selected sections up to 3,000 words in total. Longer applications, annexes, budgets and portal submission are outside this package. I use the call requirements and project facts you provide.
What is included in the revision?
One round of changes within the same project brief, call and 3,000-word limit. A different project or funding call is a new scope. Funding decisions remain with the funder.
