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Face Friends Foundation
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Posted September 02, 2026
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Posted August 31, 2026
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Sugar Hill, US-GA America/New_York 2 weeks, 4 days ago 1 person has applied to this opportunity
Face Friends Foundation is an all-volunteer, fully virtual nonprofit based in Sugar Hill, Georgia, building the Sugar Hill Workforce Academy — a commercial culinary incubator kitchen and technical literacy lab serving the Gwinnett County corridor. Our mission is to create real economic opportunity for youth, unemployed adults, and small business owners in our community.While we have talented writers on our volunteer team and an AI agent capable of producing grant application drafts, we do not have a trained grant writer who understands the specialized discipline of nonprofit grant writing — funder language, narrative structure, eligibility alignment, budget justification, and the specific framing that moves a foundation or government funder from interest to investment. The result is grant applications that are well written in a general sense but lack the precision, persuasion, and funder specific positioning that winning applications require.What is getting in the way of progress is the absence of grant writing expertise within our volunteer team and no documented framework for our writers to follow when approaching different types of funders. Each application is approached differently, inconsistently, and without a replicable process that improves over time.We have attempted to address this through AI assisted grant drafting however without a trained grant writer reviewing, refining, and strengthening those drafts before submission our applications are not reaching their full potential. We have also experienced staff turnover in our volunteer team which means any grant writing knowledge gained leaves with the volunteer rather than staying with the organization.We need a pro bono grant writing consultant to train our existing volunteer writers, review and strengthen our current grant applications, and leave behind a documented grant writing blueprint that any future writer can pick up and follow —
By the end of this project we expect the pro bono consultant to deliver grant writing training and a documented blueprint that builds lasting grant writing capacity within our all-volunteer nonprofit team — ensuring every application we submit is competitive, funder aligned, and professionally crafted regardless of which volunteer produces it.The specific deliverables are:1. Grant Writing Skills Assessment: An honest evaluation of our current volunteer writers — identifying their strengths, gaps, and the specific areas of grant writing craft that need the most development before they can produce competitive applications independently.2. Grant Writing Training: A structured, documented training program designed specifically for volunteer nonprofit writers operating in a virtual, asynchronous environment. The program covers:How to read and interpret grant guidelinesFunder research and alignment strategyNarrative structure and persuasive storytelling for grant applicationsBudget justification and financial narrative writingLogic models and program outcome framingCommon mistakes that cause applications to be rejected3. A Grant Writing Blueprint: A comprehensive, reusable grant writing playbook that any current or future volunteer writer can follow independently. The blueprint covers:Step by step application process from guidelines review to final submissionFunder specific writing approaches for foundations, government funders, and corporate giving programsNarrative templates and structural frameworks for different grant typesA quality control checklist every application passes through before reaching the Executive Director for review and submission4. AI Integration Guide A documented framework showing how our volunteer writers work alongside Marcus, our AI grant drafting agent — what Marcus produces, what the human writer refines, and what the quality control review covers before submission.
Sugar Hill, US-GA
America/New_York
To empower individuals with facial differences to achieve their full potential by providing support, resources, and advocating for a more inclusive society where every face is valued and respected. Our mission is to help alleviate the issue of food insecurity in our communities.
Aug 2025
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