Learn how to research, write, and apply for grants, contracts, and community partnerships in this focused 2-hour hands-on consult. You’ll work step-by-step with an experienced consultant to:
Identify appropriate funding sources and partner opportunities
Match project goals to funders’ priorities and eligibility
Structure a clear, persuasive proposal narrative
Develop realistic budgets and budgets narratives
Prepare required attachments and submission checklists
Create outreach language for partner and community agreements
Included:
A copy of the Toolkit to use on future projects (templates, sample language, checklists, and tracking tools)
One 1-hour follow-up call to review proposals, refine materials, and answer questions as you move forward
Who this is for:
Community organizers, doulas, small nonprofits, and early-stage projects seeking funding or partnerships
Individuals who want practical, hands-on guidance and tools they can reuse
What to bring:
A project summary or concept note (one page)
Any existing budget, scope, or outreach materials (if available)
Outcomes:
A draft proposal framework ready for submission
A customized Toolkit you can reuse for future grants, contracts, and partnerships
Actionable next steps and confidence to submit your first applications
Session length: 2-hour consult + 1-hour follow-up call.
Learn how to research, write, and apply for grants, contracts, and community partnerships in this focused 2-hour hands-on consult. You’ll work step-by-step with an experienced consultant to:
Identify appropriate funding sources and partner opportunities
Match project goals to funders’ priorities and eligibility
Structure a clear, persuasive proposal narrative
Develop realistic budgets and budgets narratives
Prepare required attachments and submission checklists
Create outreach language for partner and community agreements
Included:
A copy of the Toolkit to use on future projects (templates, sample language, checklists, and tracking tools)
One 1-hour follow-up call to review proposals, refine materials, and answer questions as you move forward
Who this is for:
Community organizers, doulas, small nonprofits, and early-stage projects seeking funding or partnerships
Individuals who want practical, hands-on guidance and tools they can reuse
What to bring:
A project summary or concept note (one page)
Any existing budget, scope, or outreach materials (if available)
Outcomes:
A draft proposal framework ready for submission
A customized Toolkit you can reuse for future grants, contracts, and partnerships
Actionable next steps and confidence to submit your first applications
Session length: 2-hour consult + 1-hour follow-up call.
