Grants

Nonprofit Service
Written By Meg George
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We realize the increasing difficulty in keeping all areas of grants in-house and offer a variety of supportive roles to ensure you're not missing out on this tremendous area of funding.

GPG's grants specialist can assess any nonprofit's areas of focus, future vision, and current needs to gather and organize grant opportunity potential. We have custom solutions to your needs, including roadmaps to execute on the potential identified, and ongoing engagements to write the grants for your submission.

Because it's how our grants specialist spends her time, she's always well positioned to help you identify your areas of opportunity across the country or in a specific region, and can assist with every aspect of executing on the grant with highly successful returns.

Learn more about the process to listen, organize, identify, and execute in our case studies.

 

Grant Writing Case Studies

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A university situated in South Florida will fund its $500M strategic plan over a 3-phased campaign approach.
A university situated in South Florida will fund its $500M strategic plan over a 3-phased campaign approach.

A university in South Florida has welcomed a new president with an entrepreneurial mindset. Through understanding both the university and opportunities within South Florida, the president crafted a vision with strategic priorities, and engaged GPG to help develop a plan to fund the vision through several phases of a campaign initiative and serve in a leadership advisory role throughout. 

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Reworking Portfolios from the Top Down
Reworking Portfolios from the Top Down

Major Gift Program Implementation over a 9-month period; direct work with advancement services to develop portfolios for each frontline fundraiser and the president; bi-monthly prospect moves management sessions to strategize on next steps and solicitations; recommendations around messaging and cultivation work with a near-term future campaign initiative in mind.

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A Hospital's Most Successful Campaign in 20 Years
A Hospital's Most Successful Campaign in 20 Years

The OH Foundation has used a campaign initiative to propel its major gift program forward in a systematic and sustainable way which will allow for increased post-campaign fundraising from previous years, and it's most successful philanthropy initiative in more than 20-years.

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How one Parochial School Quickly Reached 80% of it’s $18m Goal Before Launching Publicly
How one Parochial School Quickly Reached 80% of it’s $18m Goal Before Launching Publicly

The school has engaged its existing donors around their highest levels of support, including four 7-figure commitments to the campaign. New programs and spaces have been born out of the campaign that is supported by alums all over the country and abroad.

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Raising 3.5x Goal with an Upstate NY Art Museum
Raising 3.5x Goal with an Upstate NY Art Museum

The Everson Museum raised $17M in the largest arts and cultural campaign the region had experienced. As a result, the museum secured its largest-ever gift through an estate and received more multi-year commitments from new donors through an initiative than it ever had.

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How an Art Museum's Planning Phase Poised Success in the Silent Phase
How an Art Museum's Planning Phase Poised Success in the Silent Phase

The museum has implemented internal best practices based on our recommendations while cultivating a potential lead investor for a public 7-figure gift that will be leveraged to inspire, at a minimum, 5 additional 6-figure gifts, resulting in almost all of the needed campaign funds.

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How Did An Independent Florida School Decide to Embark on a $20M Campaign?
How Did An Independent Florida School Decide to Embark on a $20M Campaign?

The school will embark on an initiative to triple its endowment and also secure $5M in current-use funds over a 3-year period while engaging brand new families and first-time donors around 6-figure to 7-figure solicitations.

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