Grant Writing & Funding

Federal grant funding can make a huge difference for your nonprofit organization, government agency, or business! But how to find this funding can be confusing. ------------------------------------------------------ ✨💌 Visit https://grantwritingandfunding.com/ for the Hub Haven Grant Writing 👉💰🖥️ Grant Writing Master Course: Get sample grants, logic models, videos, and more. Start to write winning grants! https://grantwritingandfunding.com/grant-writing-master-course/ 🖥️🔥 👉 Want to get paid to write grants? Join the Freelance Grant Writer Master Course to launch and grow a freelance grant writing business: https://grantwritingandfunding.com/freelance-grant-writer-course/ 🤗☕👉 Want to increase funding strategies for your Nonprofit? Join the Nonprofit Strategic Planning Master Course: https://grantwritingandfunding.com/nonprofit-strategic-planning/ —------------------------------------------------------ What we discuss in today’s episode: ✅Step #1 - Visit the Federal Grant Opportunity Website ✅ Step #2 - Find Federal Funding Opportunity Announcements ✅ Step #3 - Check Eligibility in the Federal Grant Announcement ✅ Step #4 - Visit the Federal Agency Website ✅ Step #5 - Read through Funded Grants ✅ Step #6 - Reach out to the Federal Program Officer Want more on grant writing? Check out our free training and resources to support you in your grant writing skills! To learn more about this episode, click here: https://grantwritingandfunding.com/240 Thanks for listening! Holly Rustick Expert Grant Writer & Bestselling Author https://www.grantwritingandfunding.com/ Favor, please? If you love this podcast, would you please do me a favor and leave a review on iTunes or your podcast listener? This helps others find the podcast and I read each and every review! If you have any questions, feel free to email holly@grantwritingandfunding.com I’d love to connect with you! ✨💌 Visit https://grantwritingandfunding.com/ for the Hub Haven Grant Writing Resources

Amy Cross joins us to unpack the realities of gender equity in the nonprofit sector and challenge the assumption that a female-dominated industry automatically ensures fairness. We explore how organizations can intentionally use funding to support equity, what a Gender Fair Assessment looks like, and why data and transparency—especially around pay—are critical to progress. Amy also shares insights on workplace priorities, policies nonprofits should evaluate, the role of vendors in advancing equity, and how broader movements for economic power and gender fairness are shaping the future of the sector.ABOUT OUR GUESTAmy Cross is a leader in advancing gender equity through data-driven strategies and advocacy. She is deeply involved in the Gender Fair movement, which works to promote fairness in workplaces, organizations, and systems by evaluating policies, pay structures, and leadership practices. With a background in data journalism and social impact, Amy helps organizations better understand inequities and implement actionable solutions to create more inclusive and equitable environments.OTHER RESOURCES:Weekly Newsletter: “Write Grants. Get Paid” - Get thought leadership on grant and freelance grant writing strategies every week in your inbox. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/Freelance Grant Writer Academy: Replace your Full-Time Income Writing Grants Part-Time from Home. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/freelance-grant-writer-academy/Grant Professional Mentorship: Double your Monthly Revenue with an Income Stream Outside of Grant Writing. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/mentorshipRATE, REVIEW, & FOLLOW THE PODCASTFavor, please? If you love this podcast, would you please do me a favor and leave a review on iTunes or your podcast listener?This helps others find the podcast and I read each and every review!“Every time I listen to Holly’s show, I learn something” <– If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show!Also, if you haven’t done so already, follow the Grant Writing & Funding podcast to get grant and freelance grant writing proven strategies and conversations in your podcast player every single week.Thanks for listening!Warmly,Holly RustickLeading the $1 Billion for Good Movement: By 2030, aspiring and seasoned grant writers inside the Freelance Grant Writer Academy & Grant Professional Mentorship will 1) WIN $1 Billion in Grants, and 2) MAKE $30 Million in their Grant Writing Businesses. We are on our way already.

In this episode, Holly Rustick sits down with Kamy Akhavan, Executive Director of the USC Dornsife Center for the Political Future, to explore what today’s growing political divide means for nonprofit organizations—and how to navigate it with intention, clarity, and impact. Together, they unpack key concerns nonprofits face, including which social movements to advocate for on social media, whether taking a public stance could risk losing funders, and if staying within familiar networks limits growth and influence. The conversation dives into how nonprofits can bridge polarization by understanding internal biases shaped by external forces, recognizing the impact of disappearing shared public spaces, and learning how to engage in meaningful, respectful dialogue across differences. They also discuss how to communicate using neutral, inclusive language, lead with empathy, and listen to opposing viewpoints as a path forward. With a focus on education-based advocacy, this episode highlights how to determine when your nonprofit should speak up, how to approach social media strategically, and why it’s essential to include perspectives outside your usual circle to create lasting impact.ABOUT OUR GUESTKamy Akhavan is the Executive Director of the USC Dornsife Center for the Political Future, where he leads efforts to bridge partisan divides and promote civil discourse through education, dialogue, and leadership development. With a background in media, technology, and public engagement, Kamy has worked across sectors to advance initiatives that bring people together across differences. His work focuses on equipping leaders and organizations with the tools to navigate complex political landscapes and foster constructive conversations that drive meaningful change.CONNECT WITH OUR GUESTCenter for the Political Future: https://dornsife.usc.edu/center-for-political-future/OTHER RESOURCES:Weekly Newsletter: “Write Grants. Get Paid” - Get thought leadership on grant and freelance grant writing strategies every week in your inbox.https://grantwritingandfunding.com/Freelance Grant Writer Academy: Replace your Full-Time Income Writing Grants Part-Time from Home. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/freelance-grant-writer-academy/Grant Professional Mentorship: Double your Monthly Revenue with an Income Stream Outside of Grant Writing. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/mentorshipRATE, REVIEW, & FOLLOW THE PODCASTFavor, please? If you love this podcast, would you please do me a favor and leave a review on iTunes or your podcast listener?This helps others find the podcast and I read each and every review!“Every time I listen to Holly’s show, I learn something” ← If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show!Also, if you haven’t done so already, follow the Grant Writing & Funding podcast to get grant and freelance grant writing proven strategies and conversations in your podcast player every single week.Thanks for listening!Warmly,Holly RustickLeading the $1 Billion for Good Movement: By 2030, aspiring and seasoned grant writers inside the Freelance Grant Writer Academy & Grant Professional Mentorship will 1) WIN $1 Billion in Grants, and 2) MAKE $30 Million in their Grant Writing Businesses. We are on our way already.

Your nonprofit may be considering hiring a grant writer... BUT the bigger questions is: "Should you hire a freelance grant writer or a staff grant writer?” Check out all the reasons your nonprofit may want to join in the Freelance Revolution to save money, management woes, and resources when hiring a freelance grant writer. Check out the glorious pros and the meh cons.ABOUT HOLLY RUSTICKGrant Writing & Funding (GWF) has a Global Movement to Secure $1 Billion in Grant Funding for Good and $30 Million in Grant Writing Businesses by 2030.  Holly Rustick, CEO of GWF, is leading the movement; a world-renowned grant writer with 20+ years of experience, bestselling author, and business coach for new and seasoned grant writers to replace their full-time income writing grants part-time from home through her signature programs: the Freelance Grant Writer Academy and the Grant Professional Mentorship.  Rustick is the host of the top grant writing podcast “Grant Writing & Funding” and the author of the Bestselling book, The Beginner’s Guide to Grant Writing. With an MA in International Political Economy,  past-president of the Guam Women’s Chamber of Commerce, serving on numerous boards of directors, Holly is also an unapologetic feminist. She lives on the island of Guam with her beautiful daughter, Isabella. CONNECT WITH HOLLY RUSTICK Website: https://grantwritingandfunding.com/ RESOURCES:Weekly Newsletter: “Write Grants. Get Paid” - Get thought leadership on grant and freelance grant writing strategies every week in your inbox.  https://grantwritingandfunding.com/Freelance Grant Writer Academy: Replace your Full-Time Income Writing Grants Part-Time from Home. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/freelance-grant-writer-academy/Grant Professional Mentorship: Double your Monthly Revenue with an Income Stream Outside of Grant Writing. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/mentorship RATE, REVIEW, & FOLLOW THE PODCASTFavor, please? If you love this podcast, would you please do me a favor and leave a review on iTunes or your podcast listener?This helps others find the podcast and I read each and every review!“Every time I listen to Holly’s show, I learn something” <– If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show!Also, if you haven’t done so already, follow the Grant Writing & Funding podcast to get grant and freelance grant writing proven strategies and conversations in your podcast player every single week.Thanks for listening!Warmly,Holly RustickLeading the $1 Billion for Good Movement: By 2030, aspiring and seasoned grant writers inside the Freelance Grant Writer Academy & Grant Professional Mentorship will 1) WIN $1 Billion in Grants, and 2) MAKE $30 Million in their Grant Writing Businesses. We are on our way already.

#1:  Get your Business Formerly Set UpShould you open an LLC or Sole Proprietorship? The answer to this question really depends on your state and what your goals are. Other items you will want to do are consider getting your business bank account set up and identifying the name of your business.There’s nothing sweeter than getting your first check written out to your business :). Plus, when you go to your accountant you can run your report from your business account and not your personal bank account. OMG, this saves SO much headache at the end of the year and keeps things clean.We go over how to do all these steps in week one of the 8-Week Freelance Grant Writer Academy! Plus, you will:Understand the differences between starting a Sole Proprietorship or LLCCreate a customized success pathwayCreate values for easy decision-making in your businessGet your bank account set up#2: Identify Your Ideal Client & ServiceNow that you have your business set up, you need to know who you are going to serve. If you don’t know who you will serve then it’s going to be tough to market and get clients.  A big mistake I see most freelance grant writers make is to try and serve all nonprofits.Unless you will serve all nonprofits with a specific service (such as doing Nonprofit Wellness Audits) then this could be a big no-no.You can decide what type of nonprofit you want to serve based on the subject matter of a nonprofit (i.e. conservation, education, etc.), size (i.e. pup nonprofits), or geographic location.For your services, you can decide if you want to specialize in a certain service or be a generalist. If you specialize you might only do grant research, write certain federal grants, etc. If you are more of a generalist, you might write grants, help nonprofits get set up, conduct nonprofit strategic planning, etc.By being clear about who you serve and what you do, you will be able to create better services and market those services efficiently.We go over how to do all these steps in week two of the 8-Week Freelance Grant Writer Academy! Plus, you’ll:Map out your ideal client avatarDevelop a nonprofit lead list Identify Your Nonprofit NicheFigure out if you are a Generalist or Specialist#3: Create Branding for Your Freelance Grant Writing BusinessYour branding is how your business will resonate with nonprofit organizations. That does not mean you should randomly pick out colors and go for it! If you do that, you will be re-branding before you hit publish on your website.But to really feel like you are confidently representing yourself and connecting with those ideal clients, it takes a little bit of time.But this time saves you so much more time in the future. Be sure to create mission and vision statements for your business and run a SWOT analysis. This will help you define what that branding image looks like and that you actually love it!We go over how to do all these steps in week three of the 8-Week Freelance Grant Writer Academy! Plus you will:Get a Crash Course in Website IdeasGet Branding Templates Create a mission and vision statement Conduct a SWOT analysis #4: Create a Working ScheduleI know you opened your freelance grant writing business so you could work whenever you want and not report to “The Man”. Guess what? You are now the “The Woman” or “The Man.”Having a schedule doesn’t mean it has to look the same as an 8-to-5 job. But most freelance grant writers actually start working way more than 40 hours a week and work creeps into weekends and vacations.We need to nip that in the bum. Pronto. However you want to set up your schedule, you still need a schedule! This is one of the hardest steps I have seen freelance grant writers get used to. Let’s face it. Regular jobs don’t really depend on output as much as they do on you showing up and taking up space.But your business requires output. So you need to make sure you schedule out your week in advance!We go over how to do all these steps in week four of the 8-Week Freelance Grant Writer Academy! Plus, you get:Holly’s Ideal Work Week ScheduleTips on when to hire (and who) to help out with your workA Client Time Tracker so you get paid for all your time!#5: Develop a Pricing ModelOkay, it’s time to talk about money. You need to get paid as a freelance grant writer! But will you charge hourly, retainer, or by the service?How much will you charge? How often will you raise your prices?These are all things to consider when developing your pricing model.Don’t stress too much about this. You can always change it whenever you want to!But do figure out how you will charge your customers.I go over how to do all these steps in week five of the 8-Week Freelance Grant Writer Academy! Plus, you:Get a Template on Having Conversations Around Pricing and PackagingLearn the art of developing proposalsGet Sample Retainers  Receive a Post Discovery Call Template Get a Checklist and Script of questions to ask in a Discovery Call#6: Communicate EffectivelyNow that you have your name set up, your branding, and know you want to serve, you also need to make sure when folks find you that they want to hire you!Make sure you have a website and LinkedIn profile and that the copy on your website is clear and gets people to click a button to hire you! Read over your sales copy on your website and on LinkedIn profile and make sure everything is optimized. Then, have a few different people that work in nonprofits read it over. Are you showcasing their needs and solving their problems? Would they hire you if they didn’t know you?Having effective sales copy is vital in developing the know, like, trust factor!I go over how to do all these steps in week six of the 8-Week Freelance Grant Writer Academy! 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There’s a lot changing in the nonprofit sector as we navigate 2022—and in many ways, it’s a doozy (in a good way!).In this episode, Shannon McCracken, leader of The Nonprofit Alliance, joins us to break down the latest trends shaping nonprofits today—from policies and training to fundraising and job opportunities. We explore how organizations like The Nonprofit Alliance are working to strengthen the sector, the impact of past tax laws and recent IRS changes on charitable giving, and why data privacy is becoming a growing concern that could affect donor trust.We also dive into evolving job trends in the nonprofit space, how organizations are rethinking employee value and retention, and why year-end fundraising and overall giving trends are showing signs of optimism. Plus, we discuss how COVID-19 has pushed nonprofits to innovate and think differently about fundraising strategies moving forward.If you want to stay ahead of the curve and understand what’s shaping the future of nonprofits, this episode is packed with timely insights.ABOUT OUR GUESTShannon McCracken is the President and CEO of The Nonprofit Alliance (TNPA), a national organization dedicated to promoting, protecting, and strengthening the nonprofit sector. Since its launch in 2018, TNPA has worked to provide advocacy, education, and resources to support nonprofit organizations across the United States.With a strong background in nonprofit leadership and public policy, Shannon is passionate about advancing ethical fundraising practices, supporting nonprofit professionals, and ensuring the long-term sustainability of the sector.RESOURCES:Weekly Newsletter: “Write Grants. Get Paid” - Get thought leadership on grant and freelance grant writing strategies every week in your inbox. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/Freelance Grant Writer Academy: Replace your Full-Time Income Writing Grants Part-Time from Home. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/freelance-grant-writer-academy/Grant Professional Mentorship: Double your Monthly Revenue with an Income Stream Outside of Grant Writing. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/mentorshipRATE, REVIEW, & FOLLOW THE PODCASTFavor, please? If you love this podcast, would you please do me a favor and leave a review on iTunes or your podcast listener?This helps others find the podcast and I read each and every review!“Every time I listen to Holly’s show, I learn something” <– If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show!Also, if you haven’t done so already, follow the Grant Writing & Funding podcast to get grant and freelance grant writing proven strategies and conversations in your podcast player every single week.Thanks for listening!Warmly,Holly RustickLeading the $1 Billion for Good Movement: By 2030, aspiring and seasoned grant writers inside the Freelance Grant Writer Academy & Grant Professional Mentorship will 1) WIN $1 Billion in Grants, and 2) MAKE $30 Million in their Grant Writing Businesses. We are on our way already.

Do you ever feel like your nonprofit to-do list never ends? As a nonprofit leader, development director, or grant writer, you’re likely juggling a lot—and some of those tasks have been sitting on your list for months… or even years.But here’s the real question:Do you actually need to do all of them?In this episode, Patrick Kirby, founder of Do Good Better Consulting, challenges the idea that doing more leads to better results. Instead, he shares his simple yet powerful 5-day priority recipe to help you focus on what truly moves the needle in your fundraising efforts. We dive into how to identify which tasks matter most, how to let go of unnecessary work, and how prioritization—not busyness—is the key to building sustainable fundraising success.If you’re ready to stop spinning your wheels and start making real progress, this episode will give you a practical framework to take back control of your time and energy.ABOUT OUR GUESTPatrick Kirby is the founder of Do Good Better Consulting, where he helps nonprofits raise more money by simplifying their fundraising strategies. With years of experience in nonprofit development and communications, Patrick is known for his practical, no-fluff approach to helping organizations prioritize what actually works.He is a speaker, trainer, and host of the “Do Good Better Podcast,” where he shares actionable insights to help nonprofits grow their impact without burning out. Patrick is passionate about helping nonprofit professionals do less—but better.OTHER RESOURCES:Weekly Newsletter: “Write Grants. Get Paid” - Get thought leadership on grant and freelance grant writing strategies every week in your inbox.https://grantwritingandfunding.com/Freelance Grant Writer Academy: Replace your Full-Time Income Writing Grants Part-Time from Home. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/freelance-grant-writer-academy/Grant Professional Mentorship: Double your Monthly Revenue with an Income Stream Outside of Grant Writing.https://grantwritingandfunding.com/mentorshipRATE, REVIEW, & FOLLOW THE PODCASTFavor, please? If you love this podcast, would you please do me a favor and leave a review on iTunes or your podcast listener?This helps others find the podcast and I read each and every review!“Every time I listen to Holly’s show, I learn something” <– If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show!Also, if you haven’t done so already, follow the Grant Writing & Funding podcast to get grant and freelance grant writing proven strategies and conversations in your podcast player every single week.Thanks for listening!Warmly,Holly RustickLeading the $1 Billion for Good Movement: By 2030, aspiring and seasoned grant writers inside the Freelance Grant Writer Academy & Grant Professional Mentorship will 1) WIN $1 Billion in Grants, and 2) MAKE $30 Million in their Grant Writing Businesses. We are on our way already.

The Burning Question to Help You Take Time off from Your Nonprofit It's been a busy week and I am back in the full-time swing of things. Why? School started! If you are a parent, you know what I am talking about. Summer is real for taking mandatory time away from the computer when you have kids. But it's a great mandatory time away. If we try to 'work through holidays' we may end up feeling guilty for not spending time with our kids or burned out by trying to work regular hours and getting frustrated with everyone in the house. You might say, "Just send your kid to summer camp or to daycare!" Well, that's not always the solution for every working parent. Summer camp and daycare can cost a pretty penny, your kids may dread it, and there could be major transportation issues. Plus, you actually might want to spend more time with the kiddos during these times off ;) A better solution may be setting up your year so you work shorter hours during summer, Christmas break, and other holidays. It may not feel like you even have that choice to do that at this point in your life, but let me tell you it is possible. ------------------------------------------------------ ✨💌 Visit https://grantwritingandfunding.com/ for the Hub Haven Grant Writing Resources 🤩 Want to Join the 2-Day Nonprofit Consulting Conference happening August 25th and 26th, 2022? Click here: https://nonprofitconsultingconference.com/ ——————————————————————————— Your answer might not be opening a business (but it might be!). ✨ It might be having that uncomfortable conversation with your boss and asking for a raise while simultaneously asking for reduced hours at work (believe me, you probably deserve both). ✨ It may be applying for a promotion within your nonprofit. ✨ It may be asking for that overdue bonus. ✨ It may be saying you will stay at the nonprofit but will work only 10 months out of the year. The time to negotiate is NOW. Find out about more about this episode here: https://www.grantwritingandfunding.com/233 🤩 Want to Join the 2-Day Nonprofit Consulting Conference happening August 25th and 26th, 2022? Click here: https://nonprofitconsultingconference.com/ Favor, please? If you love this podcast, would you please do me a favor and leave a review on iTunes or your podcast listener? This helps others find the podcast and I read each and every review! If you have any questions, feel free to email holly@grantwritingandfunding.com I’d love to connect with you! Thanks for listening! Holly Rustick Expert Grant Writer & Bestselling Author https://www.grantwritingandfunding.com/ ✨✨ Visit www.grantwritingandfunding.com to get the proven G.R.A.N.T.S. formula to write winning grants ✨✨

Are you thinking about running a webinar for your nonprofit consultancy—or your nonprofit organization? You’re not alone.Webinars have skyrocketed in popularity over the past few years—and for good reason: they work.In this episode, we break down exactly how webinars can help you grow your organization, expand your reach, and build stronger relationships with your audience. We dive into the what, why, and how of webinars—what makes them effective, why they’ve become such a powerful tool for nonprofits and consultants, and how you can start leveraging them in your own work.Whether you’re looking to educate your audience, attract new clients, or increase engagement with your community, webinars offer a flexible and scalable way to do it.If you’ve been considering adding webinars to your strategy, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence to get started.ABOUT OUR GUESTMandy Pearce is the Founder and CEO of Funding for Good, a consulting and training organization dedicated to helping nonprofits build strong, sustainable funding strategies. With decades of experience in fundraising, board development, and nonprofit leadership, Mandy has worked with organizations across the country to increase revenue, strengthen operations, and grow impact.She is a sought-after speaker, coach, and trainer who equips nonprofit leaders and consultants with practical tools and strategies to succeed. Mandy is also the creator and host of the Nonprofit Consulting Conference, where she helps professionals elevate their consulting businesses and expand their influence in the nonprofit sector.Mazarine Treyz is an internationally recognized fundraising consultant, author, and speaker who has helped nonprofits raise millions of dollars through innovative and effective fundraising strategies. She is the founder of Wild Woman Fundraising and has trained thousands of nonprofit professionals around the world in donor engagement, major gifts, and sustainable funding practices.Mazarine is the author of several books on fundraising, including The Wild Woman’s Guide to Fundraising, and is known for her bold, practical approach to helping nonprofits build strong donor relationships and increase revenue. She is passionate about empowering organizations to confidently ask for support and create lasting impact.OTHER RESOURCES:Weekly Newsletter: “Write Grants. Get Paid” - Get thought leadership on grant and freelance grant writing strategies every week in your inbox. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/Freelance Grant Writer Academy: Replace your Full-Time Income Writing Grants Part-Time from Home. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/freelance-grant-writer-academy/Grant Professional Mentorship: Double your Monthly Revenue with an Income Stream Outside of Grant Writing. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/mentorshipRATE, REVIEW, & FOLLOW THE PODCASTFavor, please? If you love this podcast, would you please do me a favor and leave a review on iTunes or your podcast listener?This helps others find the podcast and I read each and every review!“Every time I listen to Holly’s show, I learn something” <– If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show!Also, if you haven’t done so already, follow the Grant Writing & Funding podcast to get grant and freelance grant writing proven strategies and conversations in your podcast player every single week.Thanks for listening!Warmly,Holly RustickLeading the $1 Billion for Good Movement: By 2030, aspiring and seasoned grant writers inside the Freelance Grant Writer Academy & Grant Professional Mentorship will 1) WIN $1 Billion in Grants, and 2) MAKE $30 Million in their Grant Writing Businesses. We are on our way already.

Knowing how to write grant applications is an essential technical skill in the nonprofit sector—but what happens when funders add layers of constraints that make the process even more challenging? In this episode, Teresa Huff of Grant Writing Simplified joins us to break down common frustrations in grant writing, from strict character limits to navigating funder expectations and misconceptions about proposals.We also dive into how to align your proposals effectively, find the best-fit grants through research, and handle rejection when grants aren’t awarded. Teresa shares insights from her own journey into grant writing and offers practical advice to help you determine if grant writing is the right path for you—and how to succeed despite the constraints.ABOUT OUR GUESTTeresa Huff is the founder of Grant Writing Simplified, where she helps grant writers and nonprofits streamline the grant writing process and secure more funding. She is an experienced grant professional, educator, and podcast host dedicated to making grant writing more accessible and effective.OTHER RESOURCES:Weekly Newsletter: “Write Grants. Get Paid” - Get thought leadership on grant and freelance grant writing strategies every week in your inbox. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/Freelance Grant Writer Academy: Replace your Full-Time Income Writing Grants Part-Time from Home. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/freelance-grant-writer-academy/Grant Professional Mentorship: Double your Monthly Revenue with an Income Stream Outside of Grant Writing. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/mentorshipRATE, REVIEW, & FOLLOW THE PODCASTFavor, please? If you love this podcast, would you please do me a favor and leave a review on iTunes or your podcast listener?This helps others find the podcast and I read each and every review!“Every time I listen to Holly’s show, I learn something” <– If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show!Also, if you haven’t done so already, follow the Grant Writing & Funding podcast to get grant and freelance grant writing proven strategies and conversations in your podcast player every single week.Thanks for listening!Warmly,Holly RustickLeading the $1 Billion for Good Movement: By 2030, aspiring and seasoned grant writers inside the Freelance Grant Writer Academy & Grant Professional Mentorship will 1) WIN $1 Billion in Grants, and 2) MAKE $30 Million in their Grant Writing Businesses. We are on our way already.