VCI will provide research of Federal, State, Local, Foundation or Corporate Grant Opportunities for your Nonprofit Organization, For Profit Business or Local Government Entity such as a City or County Department.  Once the basic research has been performed, a long-range funding strategy with revenue generation can be developed for your organization to maximize available grant opportunities. 

Once the grant opportunities have been identified, the next step is for the client to provide information about their organization such as EIN, DUNS, mission, philosophy, values, history, goals and objectives, programs, staffing, organization budget and program budget(s) for current year and upcoming year.  Then VCIs Certified Grant Writer™(20 yrs experience) begins preparing the application or proposal sections such as the Executive Summary, Statement of Need, Project Description and Budget.  Drafts are provided to the client for review and additional input may be requested.  Finally, VCI prepares the final document ready for mailing or electronic submission.

No grant award can be guaranteed; in fact, most grants are highly competitive but by using a certifeid grant writer your chance of approval jumps to more than 50% and only the most detailed and complete applications win awards.

VCI charges for its grant writing services on an hourly fee or a project fee.  It is unethical for a Certified Grant Writer™ to accept fees that are contingent upon a grant award, or that are based on a percentage of a grant award.  You will find that VCI provides professional services by experienced and successful Certified Grant Writers™ who will give your application a strong competitive narrative and will make sure you qualify.  We will gladly speak with you personally to discuss how our services may benefit your business.

	Research Foundation & Corporate Grant Opportunities   VCI will perform a one time search of Foundation and Corporate Grant Opportunites to identify the most appropriate matches for one program at your Nonprofit Organization. Research results will be limited to the 25 most likely funders.