1. I just need one grant written, will you take single assignments?

Yes! While the majority of B&A clients use the full spectrum of services and support, we are happy to talk with you about assisting with one specific proposal.

2. How much time do you need to write a grant?

This varies. The average time B&A is given to develop a grant opportunity is approximately four weeks. Typically, our staff work within a two to eight week time period.

3. Isn't grant writing expensive?

Grant writing requires years of expertise to achieve consistent success. If your staff lacks specialized training, it can lead to frustration and missed opportunities. Hiring a professional grant writer is cost-effective. Contact us for an estimate and to learn about our transparent pricing designed to protect you.

4. What other benefits come with grant writing?

Paying for grant writing is a strategic investment with numerous benefits. The process helps refine ideas into structured projects with clear budgets, timelines, and objectives. While the primary goal is securing funding, the resulting proposal can serve as a useful tool for various purposes in the future.

5. I'm getting ready for an audit on my grants, can you help?

Yes! Preparing for an audit can seem daunting and time consuming. B&A has a variety of practices that can streamline the audit process and prepare you for success. B&A is a leader in post-award compliance and would enjoy sharing with you some of our best practices.

6. Will you write my grant based on contingency or bonus?

Grant writing is a specialized profession requiring years of expertise. To maintain ethical standards, we adhere to the American Grant Writers Association’s Standards of Professional Practice, including Standard 23: "The Grant Consulting business may not accept compensation that is a retainer, bonus, commission-based, or contingency-based." Instead, we charge for our services on a per-project basis.