Affordable Grants, LLC is a service providing affordable, professionally written grant proposals. Our writers specialize in non profit organizations. We provide quality service and our team of grant writers have years of experience successfully writing grant proposals. We have access to funding databases not available to the general public, and we know how to find you the best match with a funding source for the best chance to be funded.

 

The internet is inundated with spam, websites and ads for "Free Money", or "Grants for Everyone". The majority are not true grant services. They will sell you information on how apply for a grant, forms, and/or provide you with some web sites to apply. Some of those sites offer some good information if you know how to ‘successfully’ write a grant. However, they really do not provide useful information to the novice. The information they do provide is useful to trained Grant Writers.

As in any industry there is a specific verbiage used, as well as a writing style within the funding community. If you are trained in writing grants, then you do not need us. However, if you are not confident in writing grants, then you may want to talk to us.

 

Every year the government is required to give away free money. Billions of dollars are given away each year to individuals and businesses in the form of free grants. Many people never think they can really get a grant, so it just makes it easier for the few people who actually try! This free money can be used for almost any purpose, including: buying a house, paying for college, buying equipment, paying salaries, getting out of debt, buying clothing, art or education lessons, paying off health care bills, paying for transportation, and many other common day-to-day expenses.

 

Grant money may also be obtained through private corporations and foundations. Big business is still big, even in the present economy. Corporations still give away money for tax purposes. Many of them seek visibility in the community and look for projects to improve their image as responsible corporate citizens. They focus on community development or simply the greater good. Private foundations want to make a real impact. They look for specific projects, such as new programs needing seed money.

 

All funders, government or private, are very specific as to whom they will fund, and the way the money is requested. They all have very strict guidelines as to how the proposal is written. If the rules are not followed to the letter, they simply throw all your hard work in the garbage. Sometimes it takes money to make money, and unless you yourself are a grant writer, the wise choice may be to increase your chances of receiving a grant by hiring Affordable Grants to help with your writing needs.