Want to win your first grant

or get better results?

If you’ve clicked through to this page, then you may be totally new to the grant writing process or won a few grants but done it by the seat of your pants. I know that the grants process can be daunting and my guess is that you’d like to feel like you know what you’re doing and have a solid structure and skillset to write your next grant proposal so that you get better results

I’m glad you’re here because for years, I’ve sharing what I know to help people just like you win their first grants or more grants for their organizations.

I’d love to show you how to:

• Win your first grant for a project you’re passionate about

• Improve your skills so that the time you put into grant writing is more effective if have some grant experience

• Learn about how grants work, the tricks of the trade, know what to say and what not to say, and how to build relationships with funders.

• Make the work flow more easily and create greater spaciousness and harmony in your life.

I believe that grant writing doesn't have to be stressful to be successful. To learn more about my grant writing philosophy you can check out this page.

When you’re new to grant writing you definitely need to understand the basic structures of how to construct a proposal - just as you need to understand the fundamentals when you are building a house. For a moment, imagine that you are a master builder. You know that to build a house you need an architect, electrician, plumber, and roofer. You need to make sure that you choose a sound piece of land, plan carefully, and build a solid foundation before you start construction. You’d also need to finish the space and decorate it so that it felt like home.

Miss any one of these essential steps and your home would either be uninhabitable or uncomfortable. Grant development is the same. If you don’t attend to the essential elements your grant won’t be funded, or if it is, you’ll live to regret it.