Beth Goldowitz, who’s been managing nonprofit organizations for the past 20 years, says that when “managed correctly, grants can keep organizations afloat. They’re stable and predictable, a revenue stream that the organization can count on for the duration of a contract.”
But do you know how long it takes to write a single grant application?
Over 30 hours, and considering that grant writers usually get paid between $25 and $100 per hour, depending on their experience, it’s a significant cost. That’s why it’s so important for nonprofits to decide which grants to pick.
Your organization can make it much easier for applicants to assess if they’re the right fit for your project. It all comes down to getting your RFP for grants right, including adding the right sections and asking the right questions.
Before I dive deeper into the subject, let’s answer the question: what is an RFP for grants?
The Challenges of Writing an RFP for Grants
The Anatomy of an RFP for Grants
How to Write an RFP for Grants
Best Practices for Writing an RFP for Grants