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Grant Procurement may not be "Rocket Science" . . . but it is "Mission Critical!"
INTRODUCTION
Charitable communities play a critical role in improving our lives. Whether caring for victims of natural disasters, stimulating creativity in the arts and sciences, protecting free speech, or supporting the vulnerable and needy, nonprofit organizations are vital to our nation's wellbeing. Grant Consulting Associates (GCA) is committed to ensure the survival and growth of these nonprofit organizations in our community.
CAPACITY TO PROCURE & MANAGE FUNDING CRITICAL
Allocation of government funds for the continuation and improvement of health, human, community, and educational services has been drastically reduced. As a result, many nonprofit organizations are struggling to survive as the competition for available funds through grant awards is extraordinarily high. While grant procurement is not rocket science, it is mission critical to the survival of nonprofits serving the community. Through the use of grant consulting services on as-needed basis, these nonprofit organizations can tap into the expertise and background experience of professionals they could not ordinarily afford to retain full-time.
OUR COMMITMENT TO CHARITABLE COMMUNITIES
The mission of Grant Consulting Associates (GCA) is to aid in the development and sustainability of the much-needed social services provided to the community by nonprofit organizations. The overall goal for GCA is to ensure that organizations served will be prepared to compete for government, foundation, and corporate grants to the best of their ability. In support of that commitment, GCA provides cost-effective, personable, and professional grant-related services.
SUPPORTING OUR COMMITMENT THROUGH SERVICES
Services provided by Grant Consulting Associates include identifying funding opportunities, aiding staff in grant applications, training staff in the procurement and management of grant awards, and program evaluations. Grant Consulting Associates also provides services to nonprofit donors on the creation, development, accountability, and efficacy of grant awards.