Grant Development

Foundations through grants are usually provided to people or organizations who have innovative ideas for projects that meet different social needs. You must meet the eligibility criteria in order to qualify to apply for a grant. GDIC services and professional grant writers are specialized to help you prepare proper documentation and develop an attractive grant proposal for your target agency/organization.

Writing proposals for grants is NOT just another proposal. First, grants refer to funding provided by Federal, State, and Local governments, corporations, non-government organizations (NGOs), etc. Grants may be offered by local foundations, county governments, or international agencies.  This is a specialized and highly variable form of proposal—the “grant proposal”—and requires a clear understanding of the “grant process.”

First, grant requirements vary widely from one agency to another. The first step is always to review the grant request and understand both objective of the grant offering and the requirements of the application (proposal). Keep in mind that there are many agencies that regularly compete for grant funding, and that first attempts at obtaining grant funding may be disappointing, especially where the granting agency is an international or offshore agency that is used to doing business with a familiar group of companies.

Contact GDIC to work with Business and Proposal specialists who are experienced in responding to grants and can guide you to produce a compliant and competitive grant proposal.  We can help you from writing your Expression of Interest (EOI) to the grant itself.

Grant writing is a highly specialized field, and it is one that GDIC does well.  Improve your chances of receiving your next grant with our help.