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Grant Writer
As a Grant Writer for Community Kitchen Program of Calgary, you will be responsible for identifying grant opportunities and managing the grant development and proposal process. Primary responsibilities include: preparation of proposals, grant applications, and requisite reports. Being the second largest food bank in Calgary, we require our Grant Writer is full time in this position. The role requires researching & assessing potential grant applications for their relevance to our organization and will involve writing compelling, strategic applications in a timely manner to meet grant deadlines.
Responsibilities:
Collaborate with program managers and stakeholders to understand the organization's projects, goals, and financial needs for grant applications.
Research and identify potential grant opportunities from foundations, corporations, and government agencies that align with our mission and projects.
Write, edit, and proofread grant proposals, letters of inquiry, and other fundraising materials in alignment with grant requirements and guidelines.
Gather and synthesize relevant data, statistics, and impact metrics to support grant applications and demonstrate our organization's effectiveness.
Liaise with program staff to ensure that grant proposals accurately convey program activities, outcomes, and budget needs.
Maintain an organized grants calendar, tracking application deadlines, requirements, and reporting obligations.
Assist in following up on grant submissions, engaging with funders as necessary, and providing timely reporting on grant-related activities.
Required Skills
Passion for nonprofit work and a strong commitment to creating positive social impact.
Excellent writing and editing skills, with the ability to craft compelling grant proposals.
Ability to conduct thorough research and identify suitable grant opportunities.
Detail-oriented mindset and the ability to manage multiple grant applications and deadlines.
Strong communication skills and the ability to collaborate effectively with diverse teams.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, particularly Word and Excel.
Understanding of nonprofit programs, impact assessment, and budget development.
Salary will be between $60,000 to $80,000, based on experience. Position comes with a full benefits package after the mandatory 3-month probationary period, free parking and other perks to be discussed if you are chosen for an interview. Please submit resumes to lynn.gofflot@ckpyyc.ca