What would a first engagement look like?
Start with a short brief about grant and proposal writing. Tell us your country, the task your team repeats, the output you need and your deadline. We will discuss the scope, deliverables and price before work begins.
- Describe the current process and the people using it.
- Agree the documents, workflow or system to deliver.
- Review the proposed scope and implementation approach.
What to prepare before drafting
Begin with the actual funding call and your organisation’s programme information. The donor’s eligibility rules, questions, word limits and submission requirements should guide the draft. An attractive narrative cannot replace eligibility or reliable evidence.
- The funding call, deadline and application template.
- The location, participants, needs assessment and supporting evidence.
- Proposed activities, delivery partners, timeline and responsibilities.
- A working budget and the assumptions behind it.
- Intended outputs, outcomes and how progress will be measured.
From programme idea to a coherent application
We can help structure a concept note, clarify the problem statement and connect activities to intended outcomes. AI-assisted drafting can turn supplied information into sections your team can review, including implementation arrangements, monitoring approaches and risk considerations. Missing facts should remain questions for the organisation rather than being filled with invented numbers or citations.
Check consistency before submission
A final review should compare the narrative, activity plan, results framework and budget. Participant numbers, delivery dates and organisational responsibilities need to agree across the application. We can discuss support for that review, while your authorised team retains approval and submission responsibility. Grant approval is a donor decision and is never guaranteed.
Country context matters
Explore our India, Nigeria and New Zealand workspaces for tools built around their respective nonprofit contexts. For example, an Indian CSR proposal and a New Zealand community funding application may require different language and evidence. Confirm every funder’s current requirements and adapt the draft to the actual community and programme.
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A practical starting point
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Prefer to discuss your own workflow? Tell us what your team does today and what you want to improve.
Send a grant and proposal writing enquiryCommon questions
Can AI write the whole proposal from a short idea?
It can produce a draft, but a credible application needs verified programme information, costs and evidence. We use the draft as a starting point for your team’s review, not as a substitute for those inputs.
Do you provide guaranteed funding?
No. We support proposal preparation and can discuss funding research. Eligibility, assessment and award decisions remain with the funder.
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