You will get a winning grant proposal for your climate or social impact organization
Project details
Here's the thing about grant writing: most proposals get rejected because the writer is busy explaining what the organization does instead of why the funder should care. They are two completely different things.
I figured this out the hard way and then put it into practice. So far, I've helped raise over $500,000 for climate and energy nonprofits across Africa, including getting my past employer (LightEd) into Morgan Stanley's Sustainable & Inclusive Ventures program. Not bad for someone who used to think "grant writing" just meant writing a really nice letter.
What you'll actually get from me is a proposal that reads the way funders want to be talked to. Clear story, your numbers, a budget that makes sense, and zero filler statements. I work best with nonprofits, social enterprises, and small teams doing climate, clean energy, or social impact work, basically, anyone trying to fund the kind of change that actually moves the needle.
Send me what you've got and let's get your next one funded.
I figured this out the hard way and then put it into practice. So far, I've helped raise over $500,000 for climate and energy nonprofits across Africa, including getting my past employer (LightEd) into Morgan Stanley's Sustainable & Inclusive Ventures program. Not bad for someone who used to think "grant writing" just meant writing a really nice letter.
What you'll actually get from me is a proposal that reads the way funders want to be talked to. Clear story, your numbers, a budget that makes sense, and zero filler statements. I work best with nonprofits, social enterprises, and small teams doing climate, clean energy, or social impact work, basically, anyone trying to fund the kind of change that actually moves the needle.
Send me what you've got and let's get your next one funded.
Industry
Energy, Environment, HealthLanguage
EnglishWhat's included
| Service Tiers |
Starter
$100
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Standard
$200
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Advanced
$350
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| Delivery Time | 3 days | 5 days | 7 days |
Number of Revisions | 2 | 3 | Unlimited |
Grant Objectives & Methodology | |||
Cover Letter | - | ||
Organizational Background | |||
Executive Summary | |||
Needs Assessment | |||
Evaluation | - | ||
Budget Proposal | - | - | |
Review & Edit | - |
About Peter
Grant Writer & Data Analyst | Funder Research | Impact Reporting
Kigali, Rwanda - 8:16 pm local time
That kind of feedback does not come from writing talent alone. It comes from understanding how funders think. And that is exactly what I have spent years learning. As Head of Strategy at LightEd, I led grant-writing efforts that secured over $500,000 in renewable energy funding. That money reached more than 32,000 people across underserved communities in Africa. The proposals that made that happen did not just tell a good story. They showed funders a clear picture of impact, backed by data that made the decision easy.
That is the combination I bring. I write the narrative. I build the numbers behind it. Most grant writers do one or the other. I do both. Here is what that looks like in practice:
- I research funders before I write a single word, matching your work to the funders who actually fund organizations like yours.
- I write proposals, LOIs, and budget narratives built around how funders read, not how organizations like to talk about themselves.
- I set up a longer-term funding pipeline so you are not scrambling every time a deadline is close. And when the grant comes through, I can build the dashboards and M&E frameworks that keep your reporting clean.
- I have a Data science background, and I am familiar with tools like R, Python, SQL, and Tableau.
I work best with nonprofits, social enterprises, and impact founders working in climate, energy, food security, education, or community development. Especially if you are operating in Africa, the diaspora, or doing US-Africa work.
If that sounds like the kind of support you have been looking for, send me a message and let us talk about what you are working on.
Steps for completing your project
After purchasing the project, send requirements so Peter can start the project.
Delivery time starts when Peter receives requirements from you.
Peter works on your project following the steps below.
Revisions may occur after the delivery date.
Let's get on the same page
Once you send your requirements, I'll read through everything, look at the funder's guidelines, and flag anything I'm unclear on. Expect a quick message from me within 24 hours, usually with a question or two.
First Review
Before I write anything, I'll send you a short outline: the story we're telling, the key points, and how it ties to what the funder actually cares about. You approve this first. It saves us both from rewrites later.