
Yes! Please reach out to our Marketing & Training Product Owner to start the process of selecting a date, time, topic, and trainer – megan@dhleonardconsulting.com.
Our average grant writing support contract is 12-months, with most clients engaging in a multi-year relationship with our team. However, we do occasionally engage in one-time contracts or shorter-term contracts. Please be sure to reach out if you have an RFP or scope you would like our team to consider
Yes, our team does respond occasionally to RFPs/RFQs when we feel that our areas of experience and success are strongly aligned. If you have an RFP/RFQ that you would like to share with our team, please reach out our Marketing & Training Product Owner – Megan Martin (megan@dhleonardconsulting.com)
Occasionally we do, and have had success doing so to build businesses and bring jobs to communities, however, the vast majority of our work is with nonprofit organizations.
Yes, each self-hosted webinar is recorded and you will receive the recording and handouts following the session.
Pricing is custom and based on a grant calendar built after a conversation with our Writing Team Product Owner so we can make sure it fits your organization’s needs. As the majority of our contracts are annual agreements, we are not pricing writing a single grant opportunity, but rather, supporting an agreed upon portion of your grant seeking strategy for the entire year.
Agile in Nonprofits is a product of DH Leonard Consulting that is focused on helping nonprofits understand and adopt the Agile framework as a way to create even greater impact in a shorter period of time, or even if in the same period of time, in a more sustainable way.
A mock review is a process where our team reviews a nearly submittable proposal and reviews it against the scoring criteria of a funder to assess the application’s overall competitiveness. Our team will take the grant application and three of our consultants that did no help write it will take it through a review process and give you feedback based on what a grantor would be looking for.