For small nonprofits without a grant writer

Grant applications for small nonprofits, written for you.

Tell us about your organization once. We write a full first draft of the application in about 20 minutes. You edit every word and submit it yourself.

$25 for one application today. The $49 a month plan for 4 drafts opens soon.

See what a draft sounds like

A sample for a fictional organization. We write only from the facts an organization gives us, and mark anything we still need.

What Harbor Table typed (sample)

We're a volunteer food pantry. We served 312 households last year, it's in our intake log. Saturday is our busiest day but we can only open 2 hours, because only two volunteers can cover it. People who come late have to go to another pantry. We want to pay a part-time Saturday coordinator so we can stay open 6 hours.

The need statement we drafted (sample)

Harbor Table, a volunteer-run food pantry, served 312 households last year, according to its intake log. Saturday is its busiest day, yet the pantry is open for two hours because only two volunteers can cover it.

People who arrive after the doors close have to travel to another pantry [FILL IN: distance to the nearest pantry]. This grant would fund a part-time Saturday coordinator so the doors can stay open for six hours.

How it works

  1. 1
    Tell us about your organization, once.

    Mission, programs, who you serve, your budget, what you have measured. Or upload your annual report and we read it for you.

  2. 2
    Pick a grant.

    Choose from the grants open to nonprofits right now, or paste the link to any funder's page.

  3. 3
    Answer a few questions.

    Only what this funder asks that we do not already know. Skip any you cannot answer, and we leave it out instead of guessing.

  4. 4
    Edit and submit.

    A full first draft in about 20 minutes, ready to make your own. You submit it. We never do.

What is in every draft

Arranged the way funders read: the structure most foundations and agencies ask for.

Statement of need

The problem in your community, in your numbers.

Program description

What you will do, who does it, and when.

Goals and measurable objectives

Clear targets and a simple logic model table.

Evaluation plan

How you will know it worked, and what you will report.

Budget narrative

Built from the budget table you paste in.

Organizational capacity

Why your team can deliver, in your words.

Many funders start with a short letter of inquiry. We write those too, in one or two pages.

Our promise is smaller than a win, and it holds.

We write, you submit. No one can promise an award, and anyone who does is guessing. What we promise: the draft uses only facts you gave us, you can read every sentence before it goes anywhere, and if a funder restricts AI-written proposals, we tell you before you apply.

Some funders restrict or ask you to disclose AI-assisted text. The National Institutes of Health, for example, does not treat applications substantially developed by AI as the applicant's original ideas. When we spot a rule like that, you will see it next to your draft.

For organizations that apply often

Nonprofit plan

$49 / month

or $470 a year (about $39 a month)

  • 4 full drafts a month
  • Your organization profile saved and reused
  • Short letters of inquiry
  • Weekly new-grant alerts included

The nonprofit plan opens soon. Start with one application today.

Write my first application, $25

Grants open to nonprofits now

We track 138 programsyour nonprofit can apply for, each checked against the funder's own page.

Straight answers

Do you take a percentage if we win?

No. You pay for the writing, never a share of an award. Nothing we charge depends on what you receive.

Who sees our information?

The facts you give us go to Anthropic, our AI provider, only to write your drafts. Under Anthropic's commercial terms they are not used for model training. You can see, edit, or delete each saved fact on your profile page.

What if the draft is not one we would send?

Tell us within 14 days of your first $25 purchase and we refund it. You can edit every word before you submit anything.

Do you write for every funder?

For almost any, yes. Some restrict AI-written proposals, and we flag those so you can decide.

You found the grant. Now someone has to write it.

Tell us about your nonprofit once, and we start the first draft.

Write my first application, $25