Results-Driven
Through our participatory approach, Writing for Green leverages the intrinsic knowledge, skills, and experiences of the community leaders and organizations we serve. Our flexible packages of customized, live training and one-on-one coaching equip environmental justice leaders with the skills and tools to apply for and get the funding that will maximize their impact. Stronger grant proposals mean more funding, and greater capacity to engage in highly effective, outcomes-based work that improves the health and quality of life of those served.
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Between June and November of 2024, Writing for Green’s (WFG) 21 Coaches had the privilege of providing technical assistance to […]
More →Led by Sol Alvarez-Taubin, Writing for Green worked closely with our client – The Bullard Center for Environmental and Climate […]
More →Writing for Green’s Courtenay Strickland was the lead writer, and thought partner, for this project, collaborating with The Bullard Center […]
More →This year, the USDA provided over $1.5 billion in forestry project grants to 385 organizations. The USDA grants were funded […]
More →On October 24-26, in Washington, D.C., Writing for Green (WFG) hosted a conference for eight of the EPA’s 17 Environmental […]
More →Writing for Green (WFG) played a vital role in securing a $10 million grant from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) […]
More →With short notice, we wrote a winning capacity-building grant proposal for the Deep South Center of Environmental Justice (Deep South), […]
More →Generally, what are the main headings, or categories of information, you would expect to include in a grant proposal? – […]
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