Frequently Asked Questions
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A grant is funding provided by a government agency, foundation, corporation, or other funder for an approved purpose. Grants generally do not require repayment, but recipients must follow the award terms, use funds only for authorized expenses, document their work, and report results.
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We work with nonprofits, colleges and universities, Tribal Nations and tribal organizations, government agencies, and mission-driven businesses. Eligibility depends on the specific funding opportunity, location, project, and applicant type.
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We assist businesses when a funding program specifically permits for-profit applicants. Most grants do not fund individuals directly, although some programs support researchers, artists, students, farmers, or entrepreneurs. We can help determine whether an applicant and project are eligible before significant time is invested.
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A grant consultant can help assess fit, strengthen the project design, organize required information, develop a clear narrative and budget, and manage the application process. Professional assistance cannot guarantee an award, but it can help prevent avoidable weaknesses and produce a more competitive submission.
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Grant Pro Solutions has supported clients since 2001 across federal, state, corporate, and foundation funding programs. Our services include grant research, readiness assessments, funding strategy, proposal development, budgets, performance measures, and application review.
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Fees are established in advance based on the work required and may be structured as a fixed project fee or an ongoing consulting agreement. Grant Pro Solutions does not charge a percentage of awarded grant funds or make payment contingent upon receiving an award.
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Contact Grant Pro Solutions to tell us about your organization, project, funding priorities, and timeline. We will discuss your needs, determine whether our services are a good fit, and recommend an appropriate next step.