We will give you a winning proposal:

We will clearly define your needs and describe them.

We will paint a picture with words and clearly make sense of what you intend to do with the funding.

We will present your material in a logical manner.

While closely following the guidelines of the Request for Proposal.

We will write your proposal in positive terms.

Funders hedge their bets by backing proposals that describe worthwhile programs that will meet identified needs and match the criteria set forth by the grant-maker.

We do not overuse jargon and acronyms that confuse the reader.

We will present a detailed budget that matches your proposed program.

Your budget will reflect your program needs. It will be up to you to ensure that funds are expended in the time frame it is granted and document the expenditures.

We will create your proposal by following all the guidelines specified in the Request for Proposal.

If a scoring rubric or evaluation checklist is given to you, read it and follow those directions!

We will present a professional looking proposal.

It will be word-processed and simply presented. Your winning proposals will be presented, again, according to the directions in the Request for Proposal.

We will write your proposal to be as long as necessary to answer each and every question in the Request for Proposal .

For example, let's say the grant-maker wants the finished proposal to be no longer than ten pages. We will utilize the guidelines to determine the abstract, needs, activities, expected outcomes, evaluation plan, and a budget.