Grant Writer
Part-timePerformance Project
Springfield, MA · FlexiblePart-timeSeen 2w agoSeen in employer's feed 5 days ago
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The Performance Project seeks a Grant Writer to support fundraising and development by drafting, revising, and submitting grant proposals and reports. The writer will work with administrative and program staff to align proposals with funder priorities and the organization’s values, clarify project expectations, and track deadlines and grant-related dates. The role involves 5–10 hours per week, with a schedule based on project needs; remote work is possible.
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Grant Writer Job Description: The Performance Project seeks a Grant Writer to work closely with administrative and program staff to draft, revise, and submit grant proposals and reports. This position is a vital part of our fundraising and development efforts in our small, grassroots organization. Responsibilities: Review provided materials and become familiar with TPP mission, values, and ways of presenting information about TPP?s work in community (and visit in person if possible) Draft, revise, and occasionally submit letters of inquiry, grant proposals and grant reports; final drafts to submit approved by TPP admin staff Consult with TPP staff on proposal elements, ensuring proposals align with funders? priorities and TPP values Join on funder calls as needed to clarify funder focus and values, build relationship, and strengthen proposals Communicate with TPP staff (by email or phone, in person or virtually) as needed to establish clear project expectations and timelines Coordinate with TPP staff to jointly track deadlines, anticipated award dates, grant periods, and cashflow related to grant awards Qualifications: 5+ years of experience 3 work references in related field Two writing samples Proficiency in MS Office/Google Workspace Strong attention to detail, confident in language skills, good with deadlines Familiarity and alignment with racial and social justice community work Hours & Compensation: 5-10 hours per week. Schedule based on project needs. Compensation to be discussed. Location: 1365 Main St, Springfield, MA 01103; Remote work possible. About the Performance Project: The Performance Project is a community of many ages and ancestries that brings people together for artistic training, intergenerational mentoring, leadership development, and cultural activism and celebration. We envision a world in which all people strive for personal and social liberation, where all individuals and cultures are honored, embrace interconnectedness, and we all are free to achieve our full potential. How To Apply: Please e-mail a resume to [email protected]. In your email, please tell us about yourself and why this position interests you.
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