Attention: An Award-Winning Grant Proposal Writing Course.

WRITE AWARD-WINNING PROPOSALS

How To Write Grant Proposals That Will Attract Funding, Help You Grow Your Non-Profit (CBO, NGO etc.) And Transform Lives

Imagine Having to Write Grant Proposals That Gets Approved Without Stress!

Grant writing can seem overwhelming. Really overwhelming if you don’t know how it is done. How do you know where to start? How do you know which grants are good for your organization?

Grant writing does not have to be confusing or overwhelming. It doesn’t have to be something that only the professionals do.

However, you’re struggling with two things.

How to write successful grant proposals without wasting hours and hours.
How to win grants for your non-profit ( if you are a founder), or for the nonprofit you work at OR for the many nonprofits you work with.

You can learn how to write successful grant applications for nonprofit organizations that get approved without stress. How? Through this course.

A good grant proposal presents your organisation in the best possible light, and convinces the potential funder that your goals are aligned with their own mission statement and vision.

It makes them want to support your work by awarding you a grant.

If you haven’t gotten your grant proposal writing right, you are definitely going to get thrown away by potential funders.

You will want this Grant Writing Master Course, if…

You want to learn how to write grants with a proven step-by-step system.
You want to improve your grant writing skills.
You want a simple approach that uses examples (and not all that jargon!

You might be thinking…

How does one even start to write a grant?
Where does one find grants?
How can I turn the past no into a future yes for funding?

First, you just don’t know where to start and are overwhelmed.

Second, even if you do find grants to write, you won’t know how to efficiently get the grant proposal done so you do not waste huge amounts of time and not attract funding

Third, you aren’t confident in writing grants that gets approval.

If you don’t figure this out, the nonprofit you work at (or work for) will not receive all that funding that you know they can. Believe me, I’ve been there.

It took me years to figure out how to write grants, but I’ve taken all my knowledge and turned it into a tangible system for you!

Your nonprofit or the non-profit you work at will suffer if you aren’t there to advance your grant writing skills. Or if you are a nonprofit consultant, the many nonprofits you WANT to serve through grant writing will suffer because you haven’t upped your game.

Deep down you really wished you had a system and resources that you can plug-n-play to succeed in writing grants.

You really do want to get funding. You really are passionate about their growth your organization.

If you could just tap into that talent and passion you have for writing, then wow! Just maybe your help could employ jobs for people, get domestic violence shelters funded, build schools, fund research projects that find a cure for a life threatening disease and basically help make the world a better place.

Without you taking the next step, all of these programs, dreams, and needs will not be fulfilled…that school, hospital, or community center will not be built.

But the problem is you really are not confident in your grant writing skills.

Let’s face it, you’ve only written a couple or you haven’t written them for years. You need to build up those skills.

What YOU want is to efficiently write grant proposals and help nonprofits win grants.

You want to work from anywhere in the world, while helping nonprofits and organizations create a positive impact in their communities through funding.

You want to be the ‘go-to’ person that people in your community turn to when they need help to secure project funding.

You want to feel and BE confident when talking to nonprofits about projects that they are passionate about.

You want to make an impact in your world.

And this is the right place to get it.

My signature offer helps non-profit professionals master the art of crafting high-quality, compelling proposals that lead to successful funding outcomes.

It will help you be an expert in writing winning proposals, a core skill to grow your organization and have a greater impact.

For those interested in a career path as a proposal writer, you will gain invaluable skills in writing high-quality proposals that will enable you to confidently take advantage of the many proposal writing opportunities in the job market.

Who is it for?

Professionals in the non-profit sector looking to enhance their proposal writing skills.
Program managers and coordinators aiming to strengthen their funding applications.
Non-fundraisers in the sector wanting to understand and contribute to the proposal development process.
Founders and leaders of non-profit organizations seeking to secure sustainable funding sources.
Academicians and researchers seeking to secure funding for development-related projects.
Professionals in state and government agencies involved in development initiatives or policy implementation..

Is this for you?

Are you struggling to write compelling proposals that win the funding your organization needs?
Do you feel overwhelmed by the complexity of grant applications and donor expectations?
Are you tired of seeing your projects underfunded or overlooked, despite the hard work and impact you’re making?
Do you wish you had a clearer understanding of the proposal writing process and how to stand out in a competitive landscape?
Are you looking for ways to build confidence and gain the skills to write winning proposals that get noticed?
Are you a grant writer looking to transition into consulting and charge a fee for your proposal writing expertise?

If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, then this course is for you!
Join us and turn your challenges into successes.

Why do you need this Training?

To secure funding to achieve your dreams, you need to be able to get your message across clearly and concisely, and in a convincing manner.

You need to use tools that will help you stand out from the pool of many applicants. You need techniques that will inform your project design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of your project.

The donor world is a very competitive space as many partners seek to secure funding for their projects. This means your application MUST stand out and be very convincing for it to win.

The Good news is:

There are many opportunities that you can take advantage of:
The current funding environment is particularly becoming very favorable for the local actors. There is a new push for funding to be decentralized to reach more and more local actors. T
his has resulted in the birth of various initiatives like localization agenda, Journey to self-reliance, etc. which all aim at having the local actors take more charge in making decisions throughout the project cycle – with international actors (including INGOs) stepping in only if and when necessary.

Make it easier for the donor to select and fund your Project:
Donor resources are usually limited and in great demand from competing needs. You, therefore, need to contextualize your project so that you show that the problem or opportunity being addressed fits the donor priorities and that tackling the problem has the potential to transform the lives of the beneficiaries significantly and in a sustainable way.
You MUST also demonstrate that you have the capacity to deliver on your proposal and achieve the said results.
To learn all this and much more, ENROL NOW for the course.

You Deserve To Know How To Write Winning Grants.

Here’s How This Master Course Will Help.

Module 1: How to identify the best-fit proposals for your type of organization:

Grant proposal writing is an expensive venture that requires time, money, and energy, and hence not all proposals are worth pursuing. It is critical for every organization to evaluate itself and come up with criteria for deciding on what proposals to invest in.

This module helps the participant to understand the key factors that he/she should consider before deciding on the kind of proposals that an organization should focus on.

You will have access to:

5 videos
Self-evaluation tool to determine if you are a good fit
One Worksheet

Module 2: How to identify and define your problem

Having a well-defined, contextualized, and specific problem to address is the foundation of a good proposal. The problem is the basis for developing all the other components of the proposal. This module will introduce the participants to techniques and tools that will help in ensuring that the problem at hand is well understood and thus well defined.

You will have access to:

5 videos
Sample problem analysis tool
One Worksheet

Module 3: How to identify and package your strategic approaches/Methodology?

Identifying the best approaches and solutions for addressing the problem is a process that requires critical thinking.

Proposed approaches must be evidence-based, and supported by existing theoretical frameworks. This module will introduce simple techniques that will help the participants develop and package strategic approaches in a way that is attractive to the donors.

You will have access to:

5 videos
Sample Objective analysis tool
Sample proposal framework to guide writing
One Worksheet

Module 4: How to develop the project M&E Plan/Framework

Monitoring and Evaluation is a key component in the project cycle that seeks to put in place measures for determining the performance of the project. It helps us to answer a simple question, did we achieve our objectives?

All donors are interested in ensuring that the resources are used to meet the identified gaps. This makes this component critical in the proposal writing process. This module will equip the participants with tools to help them develop M&E plans that meet the requirements of donors.

You will have access to:

4 videos
Sample M&E Plan
One Worksheet

Module 5: Packaging Other Non-Technical Components:

While developing a high-quality technical proposal is non-negotiable, it is not adequate in ensuring that the proposal is awarded. It is for example important that the organization demonstrates that it has the capacity to successfully implement the proposed strategies and achieve the desired results.

In addition, the budget proposal must be aligned with the technical proposal. The organization must also meet all administrative requirements. This module will equip the learners with skills on how to develop capacity statements, the budgeting process, and preparing administrative requirements.

You will have access to:

4 videos
Sample Budget proposal
Sample Past performance Reference
Sample Capacity Statement
List of common administrative requirements.

Module 6: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Proposals.

Ensure your proposals reflect a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. This module covers how to integrate these principles into your proposal writing process, making your proposals more appealing to a wider range of donors.
Resource Materials:
3 videos.

Bonus Package: Not just that, you are taking with you my;

Proposal writing Planner
Writing Tips
E-book: Basics of Fundrasiong-10 simple steps to kick-start your fundraising journey
Template for Organizational Self-evaluation
Template for Concepts
Template for Proposals
Template for M&E Plans

Why Take This Course?

•Master the Art of Proposal Writing: Gain practical skills to write clear, compelling, and successful proposals that resonate with donors and funders.

•Increase Your Funding Success: Learn proven strategies that increase your chances of securing grants and funding for your projects and initiatives.

•Real-World Examples and Best Practices:Get insights from experienced professionals and learn from real-world case studies that highlight what works—and what doesn’t.

•Simple, Actionable Steps: We break down the proposal writing process into easy, digestible steps, making it simple for you to follow and apply immediately.

•Self-Paced Online Program: Enjoy the flexibility of learning at your own pace, from anywhere, at any time, without disrupting your busy schedule.

•Tailored for Your Sector: This course is specifically designed for those in the humanitarian, development, and non-profit sectors, ensuring the content is relevant to your unique challenges.

•Build Your Confidence:Whether you’re new to proposal writing or looking to refine your skills, this course will give you the confidence to tackle complex grant applications and donor requirements.

•Expand Your Career Opportunities:Open doors to new career paths, whether you’re looking to become a grant writing consultant, lead a team, or increase your value within your organization.

Why Should You Listen To Me?

As a Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE) and an esteemed Grant Proposal Development Expert, my 15 years of dedicated service in the humanitarian and development sector have left a lasting impact. With a proven track record of securing millions of dollars in grants and funds from a diverse range of donors, including prestigious institutions such as USAID, BMZ, UNICEF, UNHCR, DFID, ECHO, SIDA, Foundations, and Corporates, I have facilitated transformative initiatives.

My assistance has benefited numerous organizations, ranging from international to local, small/start-ups, and medium to large-size entities. Through my depth of knowledge and influential network, I have been instrumental in driving meaningful change, significantly improving the lives of countless individuals in need.

My Mission.

To empower non-profits to successfully attract and retain donors by offering comprehensive skill-building programs, essential tools, and tailored resources for fundraising success. My goal is to help organizations amplify their impact, sustain their efforts, and drive positive change within their communities.

Why I Care.

In my experience, I’ve seen firsthand the challenges faced by non-profits when it comes to securing the funding they need. The stakes are high, and the impact of these challenges is profound. Here’s why I’m passionate about making a difference:

•Wastage of Time, Energy, and Resources: I’ve seen countless non-profits invest enormous effort into writing grants that never get funded, leaving them drained and disheartened.

•Missed Opportunities:Too many organizations with impactful missions lose out on critical funding because they lack the skills to create compelling proposals.

•Non-Profits Shutting Down: I’ve witnessed dedicated non-profits close their doors simply because they couldn’t secure the financial support necessary to sustain their work.

•Impact of Ineffective Fundraising:Inefficient proposal writing doesn’t just mean lost funds—it also means fewer lives touched and less progress towards vital community goals.

•Need for Professional Growth:Many fundraisers and non-profit professionals struggle to advance in their careers due to a lack of advanced proposal writing skills and knowledge.

•Desire for Sustainable Change: I care deeply about helping organizations build long-term, sustainable fundraising strategies that drive real and lasting impact.

I’m dedicated to transforming these challenges into opportunities for growth and success, so that every organization can continue making a difference in their communities.

List of some of the grants I have won in the last couple of years.

Several WASH programs in Zambia, Kenya, Uganda funded by BMZ
Several Food Security and Livelihoods Programs funded by ECHO.
Several Emergency Health Programs by ECHO.
A Community TB Management project funded by Global Fund.
A Health and Nutrition Program funded by BMZ
Child Protection project funded by Porticus Foundation.
A Health and Nutrition Program for Refugees funded by UNHCR.
A Life Skills Training for Youth program funded by World Bank.
Education and Environmental project funded by National Research Fund.
An Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) Care project funded by USAID Kenya.
A Youth Empowerment and Employment project funded by Mckinsey Social Initiative (MSI).
International Organisation-2016 Health- BMZ.
A Maternal Neonatal and Child Health (MNCH) project funded by DFID.
Education program for Out of School Children funded by UNICEF.

This list may seem long, but if I were to list the proposals that I did not win, perhaps the list would be longer.

Why am I telling you this?

Because I want you to know that Proposal writing is a skill that can be learnt

Here is My Story.

Just like you, when I started, It was hard! I failed many times! I was frustrated! Back then, I worked for a local organization where one of my main role was resource mobilization and fundraising.

But I had zero experience! I remember one time I wrote a proposal on behalf of one of the partner organizations (I was working at the secretariat of a network of organization). I put all my strength and skills into action and spent sleepless nights working on it. It had to be a masterpiece! I submitted it to the partner organization who then submitted the application to an international NGO.

Now, I happened to have a friend who worked for the International NGO where the proposal had been submitted. I knew she was one of the reviewers of the proposals and I decided to ask if they had received a proposal from so and so organization.

The response shocked me

She criticized the proposal saying how poorly it was written. I still remember a statement she said ” they have no idea how to write a proposal”. Of course I did not disclose that I am the one who had written it!

That was the beginning of my journey. I made a decision that I would build my skills in proposal writing!

So I decided to invest in myself! And today, I am proud to call myself a proposal development expert.

If I did it, so can you! Join me and let us learn together!

What Motivated me to roll out this Mentorship Program?

A while back, a friend, who is a founder of a local NGO reached out to me and expressed her frustrations in getting her staff to write quality proposals that can attract donor funding. Like many of us, she is in full-time employment while at the same time, trying to get her NGO up and running, not forgetting other family duties!

This caught me wondering how many of us are struggling in this area? I know there are many founders/CEOs, Directors/managers/project staff of NGOs, FBOs, CBOs, social enterprises, etc. who would like to grow their organizations by attracting donor funding.

So today I would like to reach out to you struggling, frustrated, and feeling stuck with no idea of how to write high-quality proposals that will attract funding.

TESTIMONIAL

"Meet Lucy Njue. Lucy is a grant proposal writer. She has a unique capacity of listening, organizing ideas and writing them down in a way that is very persuasive!"

Martha

"Lucy you are good. You made proposal writing seem so easy. You have a wealth of information that is delivered in such a calm manner. You made us realize our capacities and we are all very motivated to continue seeking funding. You made us realize we can do it and we do not have to spend a lot of money hiring consultants. We are forever indebted. May God bless you.”

Maureen

Take the Next Step

This Award-Winning Grant Writing Course is a Five Module online training walking you through everything you need to know to learn how to write grants and where to find them.

Each module gives you a new training walking you step-by-step through a core principle that will help you learn how to write successful grants.

You’re at the point of decision.

You can either continue down the path where you have a passion and desire to make a difference in the world and leave a legacy with your work, but you don’t take the next step.

Instead, you backtrack down a path that is familiar and comfortable and where you’ll wind up in the same place you’ve always been; wishing you could make a real impact. But if you want something different to happen, if you want to change the direction of the funding that you can help nonprofits secure and of the impact you can make in the world you’re going to have to do something different.

Make a decision to be your ‘different’ and to be that change agent.

ENROLL NOW!