We charge a flat fee. There are no hidden costs with the menu. If you have not had a conversation with us, we welcome you to schedule a call here → https://calendly.com/ebhoward/15min

Yes. Regarding our references, we are happy to provide them upon request.

You can see our client success stories in more detail in our Client Testimonials and Client Success Database.

No. Proposal Preparation services are sold separately from the Funding Menu service.

We are happy to have a conversation about grant writing. If you have not had a conversation with us, we welcome you to schedule a call here → https://calendly.com/ebhoward/15min

Yes. Want to know what your plans are for the next 3 to 5 years. We also what to know about plans or activities that you have tabled due to funding needs.

Our Funding Menu is designed to encompass a broad range of non-dilutive funding options to suit various organizational needs and stages of development. Non-dilutive funding means you receive financial support without having to give up equity in your organization. Here are some of the types we include:

1. Grants: These are often provided by government agencies, foundations, and private entities. Grants are typically tied to specific projects or initiatives and do not require repayment. We include grants that support research and development, innovation, community projects, education, and more.
2. Fellowships: These are usually aimed at individuals or teams within your organization to support professional development, research activities, or specific projects that align with the funder’s objectives.
3. Awards and Prizes: These are funds awarded to organizations that achieve certain milestones, demonstrate innovative solutions, or win competitions. They are a great way to gain recognition and financial support without sacrificing equity.
4. Tax Credits: Available primarily for specific industries or activities, such as research and development, these reduce the amount of tax your organization owes to the government. We identify applicable tax credits that can save you substantial amounts in operational costs.
5. Government Contracts: These contracts are for organizations that can provide goods or services to government entities. They are a steady source of non-dilutive funding if you can meet the government’s needs.
6. Reimbursement Programs: These programs reimburse you for certain types of expenses, often in the healthcare and technology sectors. They are structured to minimize financial risk as you develop and deploy new technologies or services.
7. In-kind Support: This includes non-cash assistance such as free use of equipment, software licenses, or technical support and services. While not direct funding, in-kind support helps reduce overheads and operational costs.

By incorporating these diverse types of non-dilutive funding into our Funding Menu, we aim to provide you with a wide array of options that can support your organization's growth and sustainability without diluting your ownership.

We understand the urgency of funding needs, and we recommend focusing on grant opportunities with upcoming deadlines while planning for future grants that align with your long-term goals.

This dual approach helps maintain a continuous cycle of potential funding and project development.

Ultimately - Grants should never be an organization’s first dollar. You should be raising funds from individuals first e.g., people who believe in your organization and are willing to make a contribution to get you started.

Yes.

Once your funding menu has been developed based on your organization’s needs, we can update it periodically, depending on your needs.

Talk with us about your updating needs. We always welcome you to schedule a call about updating your menu here → https://calendly.com/ebhoward/15min