Grant Writing Workshop - Learn to Write Winning Grants!

Yes, but it depends on the type of grant. Most grants are designed for nonprofits, but some funding opportunities exist for small businesses, social enterprises, and research-based for-profit organizations—especially in areas like innovation, technology, and community development.

A reimbursement grant requires you to spend your own money first on approved expenses. After submitting documentation proving the expenses meet the grant’s guidelines, the organization is reimbursed by the funder. For assistance, contact us at crystal@capetryllc.com or +1-(832)930-2432.

Finding the right grant can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months, depending on your specific needs, industry, and eligibility. Researching funding sources and aligning your mission with available opportunities is key to success.

The time it takes to receive grant funding can vary. Some grants are awarded within a few months, while others, especially government grants, can take six months to a year for approval and disbursement. Plan ahead and track deadlines carefully. For more details, contact us at crystal@capetryllc.com or +1-(832)930-2432.

Grant writing is a time-intensive process. A simple grant may take 20-40 hours, while larger government or foundation grants can require 100+ hours of research, writing, and revisions. Starting early and working with an experienced grant writer increases your chances of success.

It depends on the grant. Some funders allow grants to cover staff salaries, benefits, and administrative costs, while others restrict funds to program-specific expenses. Always read the grant guidelines carefully before applying.

Most grants require applicants to be a registered nonprofit (501(c)(3)), business, or educational institution with a tax ID number. Some grants are available for individuals, but they are less common.

A UEI (Unique Entity Identifier) number is a 12-character alphanumeric code assigned by the federal government to identify organizations applying for federal grants. It replaces the previous DUNS number and is required for all federal funding applications. You can obtain a UEI number through SAM.gov.