Good Works Grant Writing secures grant funding that propels nonprofits positively impacting our community. We support organizations that provide critical services reaching a wide range of individuals in need.
We are proud to partner with nonprofit organizations – of all sizes – that are
dedicated to advancing the greater good.

Our continuum of grant-related services includes:

  • Comprehensive Prospect Research – Utilizing our prospect rating matrix, a variety of grant funder databases, and our extensive knowledge of Arizona’s philanthropic landscape, the Good Works Team compiles a ranked list of recommended prospects tailored to your nonprofit.
  • Grant Writing and Grant Program Management – The Good Works Team writes compelling grant proposals and progress reports customized to the funders’ guidelines and specifications. We also manage grant solicitation and reporting calendars for our nonprofit partners, as well as strategize with them on their grants program.
  • Grant Review and Recommendation – Many nonprofits have their own talented grant writing staff but occasionally want an objective peer review of a particularly important grant application. The Good Works Team reviews grant proposals and makes recommendations to help nonprofits strengthen their final submission.

300+

COMBINED YEARS IN SERVICE

$55.5+ Million

FUNDS RAISED

The Good Works Approach

When you hire Good Works Grant Writing, you are hiring a team of development professionals to support your nonprofit organization’s grants program. With a combined 300+ years of experience in nonprofit development and public programs, our team is uniquely skilled to help your organization advance its mission. Good Works team members have previously held positions such as Executive Director, President, Chief Development Officer, Director of Development, and Principal Consultant.

Recent Success

Client Testimonials

Benevilla has worked with the Good Works team since 2014. Good Works is a trusted partner, producing consistently well-written and impactful proposals that strengthen our grant funding year after year. Even more important, by taking on the heavy lifting of writing proposals and managing grant deadlines, they provide me the bandwidth to focus on nurturing relationships with our donors. The Good Works team is a joy to work with and I’d highly recommend them to anyone. 

Sara Villanueva

Vice President of Donor Relations , Benevilla

Since 2019, Arizona Autism United has partnered with Good Works Grant Writing and have been extremely impressed by the talented and knowledgeable staff as well as the increase we’ve experienced in our revenue. Our experience with Good Works has been 100% positive from Day One; our only regret is that we didn’t start working with them sooner.

Paulina Tiffany

Director of Development, Arizona Autism United

Our Services

Our continuum of grant-related services includes

Comprehensive Prospect Research

Finding qualified prospects tailored to your nonprofit can be a difficult task. Our team utilizes a variety of tools in combination with  our extensive knowledge of Arizona’s philanthropic landscape to compile a ranked list of recommended prospects. Our research allows you and your team to make more informed decisions about where to prioritize your efforts.

Grant Writing and Grant Program Management

  The Good Works Grant Writing team has extensive experience in writing compelling grant proposals and progress reports customized to the guidelines and specifications of funders. We strategize with our nonprofit partners in order to develop a robust and successful grant program

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Grant Review and Recommendation

The Good Works Grant Writing team offers a third-party review for particularly important grant applications. Whether your grants are being written by a seasoned staff member or a dedicated volunteer, we are able to review grant proposals and make recommendations to help nonprofits strengthen their final submission.

Work with Us

602-613-2654

info@GoodWorksGrants.com

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