Grantwriting & Grant Support

Grantwriting is only one part of a successful funding strategy. 

mo:) helps organizations assess fit, interpret funder requirements, identify what’s missing, and develop a clear, competitive proposal that reflects both the opportunity and the organization’s actual capacity to deliver. 

What we can support

Depending on the opportunity, support may include:

• Funding research and opportunity screening

• Funder fit and eligibility review

• RFP and application requirement analysis

• Proposal strategy and narrative development

• Budget narrative and supporting-document coordination

• Partner, attachment, and submission requirement tracking

• Review for consistency, completeness, and compliance before submission

• Post-award handoff into reporting and grant-management systems

What we need from you

Successful grant development depends on timely access to accurate information. Your organization is responsible for providing the program, financial, governance, and impact information needed to support the application, along with a designated point of contact who can answer questions and approve final content.

If significant gaps emerge, we may recommend a Capacity & Readiness Assessment before proceeding.

How it works

Each grantwriting assignment is a finite engagement tied to a specific opportunity and agreed scope of work. Before accepting the assignment, we review the funder’s requirements, deadline, organizational readiness, and the materials already available. If the scope changes substantially after work begins, we’ll address that before undertaking the additional work.

No two organizations, projects, or funding opportunities are exactly alike.

Fees are based on the scope and complexity of the work, the deliverables required, the condition of the materials and systems already in place, and the time available to complete the assignment.

Before proposing an engagement, we’ll make sure we understand what you need and what it will take to get there.

Call 919-200-0078 to schedule a no-cost, no-obligation exploratory conversation.