Grant writing help in Delaware
Tell us about your organization and the grant you're after. A grant professional checks your eligibility and fit for free, then proposes a plan and a fixed price.
Right now 2 open grant programs are specific to Delaware, and 1,536 private foundations are based there.
Request a free eligibility check
1. Free fit check
We review the funder's requirements and award history against your organization and tell you honestly whether it's worth applying.
2. Plan and fixed quote
A timeline, the list of what we need from you, and a fixed price for the application.
3. Write, review, submit
We draft, you review, we revise and submit before the deadline. Then we can manage reporting.
Common questions
How much does a grant writer cost?
Most nonprofit grant writers charge $50–$150 an hour, or $1,500–$8,000 per application depending on the funder and complexity. Federal applications sit at the high end. We quote a fixed price after a free fit check. We don't take a percentage of the award; the major professional associations consider that unethical.
Do you guarantee we'll win?
No honest grant writer can. We improve your odds by applying only where you're a strong fit, which is why every program page on this site shows how often first-time applicants actually win, and by submitting complete, on-time applications.
How far ahead should we start?
For federal grants, 6–8 weeks: SAM.gov and Grants.gov registration alone can take weeks. For foundation letters of inquiry, 2–3 weeks is usually enough.
Do you work with organizations in Delaware?
Yes. We work remotely with 501(c)(3) organizations, churches, schools, tribes across the country, including Delaware.