Grant Letters
A letter about money your organization can actually go after. What opened, what closes soon, and the requirement nobody mentions until it has cost you a week.
Written from the same corpus Quillify searches: 4,000+ open grants, 11,000+ government contract opportunities and 480+ community lenders. You get the part of it that is worth your attention this fortnight.
What is in it
Three things, every issue. It is short on purpose: a letter you finish is worth more than one you save for later.
- What opened, and what is about to close
- New grants, government contract opportunities and community lender programs, pulled from the same corpus the product searches. Not everything that opened, which would be unreadable. The ones worth a look, with the closing date next to each, because the deadline is the part that decides whether you can act at all.
- Who is not going to read you, and why
- Seven in ten private foundations only fund organizations they picked themselves, and they say so on their own tax returns. The letter names funders that are genuinely open, so the reading you do is reading that can turn into a submission.
- One thing that would have cost you a week
- A registration that takes longer than people expect, a rule that disqualifies you before scoring, a requirement that has to be met before you start writing rather than after. The specific, boring, expensive facts that are obvious in hindsight.
Who it is for
Executive directors and development staff who do their funding research after everything else is finished. Grant writers carrying several clients at once. Manufacturers, cities, tribal organizations and university research offices, who are chasing contracts as well as grants and rarely see either in the same place.
If you already use Quillify, the letter is the wider view: what is moving across the whole corpus rather than what matched your profile this week. Monitoring is the personalised version, and the two are worth having together.
Start with what you are eligible for.
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