Education
Environment
Healthcare
Animal Welfare
Arts
Child & Family Services
Contracted research and grant writing will:
Allow you and your staff members to focus on the educational, administrative, leadership and service-related tasks that drive your organization every day.
Allow your organization to save the salary and benefits cost of a full-time grant writer without sacrificing high-quality support.
Ensure that proposals and reports are developed with thoughtful consideration and a consistent writing style rather than being hurriedly pieced together by many different contributors.
Ensure that your project proposal is well-matched to potential funding sources, will follow the funders’ guidelines and will tell your story in a compelling way.
Funding ~ Assistance
Joy Wikoff
Midland, Michigan
Phone: (989) 573-0120
Fax: (989) 794-5955
email: kjwikoff@yahoo.com
Through your mission and values, non-profit organizations like yours work to provide benefits to the community. From feeding the hungry to placing unwanted animals in homes; from preserving historic places to providing shelter for those in abusive situations; from educational services to live performances, our citizenry continues to thrive, in part, through the vital contributions of non-profits.
We are fortunate to have organizations that provide scientific, literary, education, artistic and charitable benefits that enhance the lives of all citizens.
Whether your nonprofit organization was founded to promote the arts, oversee environmental concerns, provide animal welfare, education, health or other human services, staying focused on your mission is a full-time job.
Finding the funding
to support your mission
can often be a challenge.
Non-profit organizations generally have three main funding streams, earned income, individual donations, and grants. Of these three, the process of securing grant funding is often the least understood. As a result, many organizations view grant writing, and its associated expense, with some trepidation; however, proposal development and grant-seeking should be an integral part of your organization's long-term strategic fundraising plan.
The two most important goals in proposal development are: Contracted grant writing services can help your organization to secure funds for the creation of new programs and services; to secure funds that support ongoing programs and services; and, to secure funds for annual operating expenses.
