Why choose us?
Because we work with you to develop a comprehensive strategic approach to grant funding before we ever write a single word of your proposal.
I believe in the work nonprofits do—and I’m here to help you secure the funding you need to keep making a difference.
We also increase your capacity for growth by serving as an extension of your organization’s leadership and staff. Our program implementation and evaluation experience allows us to provide guidance based on real-life wisdom.
Significantly expand your fundraising efforts at a fraction of the cost of a full-time employee.
Our Services
Jessica Waddell, MPS, MPH and her team bring expertise in nonprofit management and public health. We offer an array of nonprofit consulting services, including:
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We help you develop a comprehensive approach to grant funding before writing a single word. This ensures every proposal aligns with your bigger picture.
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We serve as an extension of your leadership, providing hands-on program implementation and evaluation grounded in experience.
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Expand your fundraising capacity without the cost of a full-time employee. We deliver expert results at a fraction of the price.
The Ideal Client
Who is our ideal client?
He or she is a nonprofit leader who is grant-ready (download our free Grant Readiness Assessment) but does not have the capacity to undertake grant writing efforts on their own. We most often work with executive directors who have the skills - but not the time - to research and apply to grants.
An ideal client conducts work in the field(s) of public health, health care delivery, mental health, substance use disorders, social justice, housing/homelessness, health equity/disparities, child welfare, or other social services.
The ideal client has already raised at least $50,000 in the past year and has a diverse fundraising strategy that incorporates - but does not solely rely upon - grant grant funding.
Organizations should be able to demonstrate a history of successful service delivery and be able to clearly articulate their goals, objectives, and evaluation strategies.
The most successful clients are those who are actively engaged in the grant writing process. Clients should be prepared to meet at least once per month to discuss the grant writing strategy, review recent and upcoming proposals, track progress on fundraising goals, and explore feedback on proposals that are declined for funding.
Clients should understand that they may be asked to provide demographic information about their leadership, financial statements and reports, service delivery figures, and other information required for application submission.
So, now, who is our ideal client?
It might just be you! Schedule a free consultation at www.nonprofitconsulting.me/schedule.
