Chet Blossoms - cultivating future

Grant writing is the process to carry out an application procedure for funding which is provided by an institution like any government department, trust, foundation or corporation. These kind of application procedures are often mentioned as grant ‘submissions’ or ‘proposals’. 

This process is generally carried out for grant proposals for research funding in all academic disciplines like sciences, social sciences, humanities, and the arts. It targets primarily to graduate students and faculty, although it is also very useful for undergraduate students who are seeking funding for research i.e. for a thesis.         

We understand the target and tune the words appropriately for our clients. We understand the creation process of a grant proposal and make it a big part of success in grant writing and assist in getting proposal for raising funds to be approved. We make explicit the connections between research questions, objectives, preliminary findings or pilot research in order to develop a full-blown research agenda. 

We assist our clients in finding prospective grants and funding agencies with rely in large part our work and association with third parties. We help our clients in locating possible grantors in less time and assist them so that it yields greatest benefits in long term. We understand that even if you have most appealing research proposal in the world but, if you don’t send it to the right institutions then you are unlikely to receive funds.

We understand that readers are often helpless when it comes to responding poorly organized, poorly written, or confusing proposal. We thoroughly study what readers look for, and we frame organized thoughts to understand the proposal, reframe the project in a different light or language so that project fit a specific grant’s requirements.

Our way of writing a grant tell the reviewers a lot about the submitted proposal from its content and they form an idea of who you are as a scholar, a researcher, and a person. It helps them decide whether you are creative, logical, analytical, up-to-date in the relevant literature of the field, and most importantly capable of executing the proposed project.     

Thus, we have many sources of information about granting agencies and grant programs. As most universities and schools have offices of research whose primary purpose is to support faculty and students in grant-seeking endeavours so we help them with our best resources. We have access to such offices and resource centres to help our clients in finding prospective grants.