Creating Powerful Change Through Grant Writing, Grant Strategy, And Grant Research

Take Grants Off Of Your Plate And Delegate The Grant Writing To Us


Free Your Time
Writing good grants takes precious time -- time that you need to serve your community, manage your staff, and change oppressive systems. You’re busy and we get it!

Fuel Your Mission
You deserve to have ample resources for your nonprofit. We collaborate with our clients to create a viable grant funding strategy, research grant funders, and write powerful, compelling grants.

Feel Supported
We put care and compassion at the center of our approach. RIC provides detailed, easy-to-follow instructions for your staff so that it’s quick and easy as possible to collaborate with our team.
What We Do
Resurgens Impact Consulting is a grant consulting firm founded in 2015. We work with nonprofits to fuel direct services, capacity building, and systemic change through grant writing and grant research. We are based in Atlanta, Georgia but we serve nonprofits across the United States.
Our goal is to help nonprofits secure funding from grants and appropriations so they can create a more just and equitable society. We take a deliberate, values-based approach to grant-seeking strategies. We value reflection and accountability to the people affected by our work.

Does Your Grant Revenue Goal Keep You Up At Night?

Time Consuming:
Do you have 10 extra hours to complete a proposal that’s due next week?

Overwhelm:
Did you know there are more than 120,000 foundations in the U.S.?

Translation:
Do you feel exhausted trying to translate your work into funders’ lingo?

Confusion:
Do complex grant guidelines and mazes of requirements make your head swim?

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Seasoned Grant Professionals You Can Trust
Results
Our grant research, writing, and strategy services help increase your chances of grant success.
Ease
Our grant writers make it easy for you and your team to find grant funders and submit compelling grants
Resources
Rely on our grant experts to provide you with customized guidance and resources to support your grant strategy.

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How It Works
01
Request a Proposal
Fill out our proposal request form & schedule a free 30-minute consultation call to receive a proposal customized to your needs.
02
Sign a Contract
Approve the proposal & we will send a contract for services for your leader to sign.
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Get Started
We’ll send you a welcome email with our new client guide, Grant-ready document checklist, & schedule a kickoff call.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have any grant-writing specialties?
We write grants for foundations and government funding, and sometimes for corporate foundations. We are driven by our values, which are progressive and social justice-oriented. We specialize in areas related to health and human services. This includes victim services, mental health, homeless, substance use disorders, criminal justice, disabilities, and youth services. RIC’s clients and experience are pretty diverse, so don’t hesitate to contact us if you want to talk further about your organization and your needs.
How do you typically work?
We start with an initial meeting and site visit so we can see your program, meet staff, and collect all the documents we need to get started. We prioritize regular communication throughout the contract period. In general, we recommend having regular calls or meetings (we have found weekly calls and monthly or quarterly meetings most useful). We are generally very flexible to accommodate clients’ needs, preferences, and capacity. Please contact us to talk more about your organization’s needs.
Who do you work with?
We work with nonprofits and we can also serve some government offices, such as Victim Witness Assistance Programs and health departments.
To ensure our work together has the most impact, we look at both the current infrastructure and capacity your organization has to reach the goals identified for our contract. If you are seeking grant consulting services, please be aware that we require clients to have at least two years of operating experience and supporting data, an audit, an operating budget, and an engaged board of directors. Before we offer a consultation, we will send a checklist with typical documents we require.
We do not provide grant services to for-profits/businesses, law enforcement, prosecutors, courts, or incarceration facilities.
I’m starting a nonprofit. Can you help?
No, but we commend you. Starting a nonprofit is lots of hard work. Fortunately, there are many free resources available through some fantastic organizations whose mission is to help create and sustain effective nonprofits. For several resources in one place, go to the Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta’s website and scroll down to “Learn More.”
I just started a nonprofit. Can you help us get a grant?
No. We generally recommend that nonprofits wait until they have an audit and at least two years of operating experience and measurable outcomes before applying for a grant. Applying for and managing grant funds requires capacity and established infrastructure, so it’s usually an intermediate step in a nonprofit’s growth. RIC can help you get grant-ready but it does require an investment. Contact us to talk more about your current capacity and needs. We also recommend Catapult Connections, which offers a fantastic coaching package to help nonprofits get grant-ready.
What do you charge?
Our fees are listed under Services and we can also offer custom packages. Please contact us for a free 30-minute consultation for more information.
What kinds of clients do you work with?
What's the average grant success for your clients?
Does the amount raised to date come from a few larger grants?
Yes and no. There are outliers on either side. Our clients received 145 awards in 2022 totaling $30,209,873, ranging from $500 to $9.75M. The median award was $25,000 and the average award was $208,344.
What's the success rate among the different service packages?
If we work with you, are we guaranteed to receive grant funds?

Will We See You In New Orleans?
We are excited to sponsor the 49th Annual NOVA Annual Training Event on July 31-August 3, 2023. The NOVA conference allows victim assistance providers to participate in professional trainings, increase their educational knowledge, and gain resources for the victims they serve. Visit 49th Annual NOVA Conference if you would like additional information on the conference and where you can register.
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