$31 Billion in Grants Awarded Last Year 

            It’s a reality of life that most non-profits, those organizations with a 501c-3 designation from the Internal Revenue Service, must raise funds to pursue their mission and meet their goals. Although it’s estimated that $31 billion in grants were awarded last year by government, foundation and individual funders, only 1 out of 10 grant proposals got funded.

            One reason so many failed is that the grant writer or the organization didn’t follow the funder’s requirements whether the funder was the Federal or state government or a private foundation. It’s like baking a cake. If you don’t follow the steps in the recipe, if you don't use of the right ingredients, you don’t make the cake in the picture. You get a mess instead and end up having to start all over.

                        How To Become the 1 in 10 Grant Winners

            Following the steps in designing an activity that might get awarded a grant, doing the research to find the right grant or grants, and then following the funder’s guidelines when writing, submitting and tracking the grant is much more complicated and time-consuming than baking a cake. That’s why grant writing for your organization must be approached in a professional manner if you want your efforts to join the 10% of grants that won funding.

            In order to win a grant, non-profit organizations must do the preliminary research and necessary work to increase their odds of finding and winning a grant that’s right for their organization. This is when you need professional advice.

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