Grant Writer/Contractor

Grant Writer/Contractor

Grant Writer/Contractor

Liferoots Inc

Hace 2 horas

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  • Description
  • Position: Independent Grant Writer (Contractor – Remote)
  • About the Engagement
  • Are you a strategic grant writer who enjoys building funding pipelines—not just writing one-off proposals?
  • LifeROOTS, Inc. is a mission-driven nonprofit organization serving individuals with disabilities and employment barriers across New Mexico. We are seeking an experienced Independent Grant Writer to support grant research, planning, and submission over a defined contract period. This role is remote, with periodic virtual meetings as needed.
  • This is not an employment position. It is a project-based independent contractor engagement, ideal for an experienced grant professional who values clarity, autonomy, and outcomes.
  • Requirements
  • Engagement Overview

The Independent Grant Writer will partner with LifeROOTS leadership to

  • · Research and compile a grant opportunity resource list aligned with organizational priorities
  • · Develop a Grant Submission Plan identifying approved grant opportunities and deadlines
  • · Prepare and submit a minimum of four (4) grant applications between January and June
  • · Communicate professionally with funders for clarification and technical guidance as appropriate
  • Scope of Work Highlights
  • · Grant research (foundation, state, local, federal as appropriate)
  • · Strategic assessment of grant fit and competitiveness
  • · Customized proposal development (no boilerplate writing)
  • · Budget collaboration with LifeROOTS leadership
  • · Submission coordination and follow-up support
  • Compensation & Contract Terms
  • · Monthly invoicing
  • · No guaranteed hours
  • · Contract term: January–June (with potential renewal by mutual agreement)
  • Ideal Contractor Profile

We are seeking a grant writer who

  • · Has demonstrated success securing grant funding for nonprofits
  • · Understands grant strategy, not just grant writing
  • · Is comfortable advising when a grant is not a good fit
  • · Communicates clearly and professionally
  • · Works independently and meets deadlines without micromanagement
  • · Maintains strict confidentiality and ethical standards
  • Experience with workforce development, disability services, youth programs, or government funding is a plus.
  • What Makes This Engagement Different
  • · Clear scope and defined priorities
  • · Structured Grant Submission Plan
  • · Leadership that values preparation and strategy
  • · Flexibility and respect for contractor autonomy
  • How to Apply
  • Interested contractors should submit a resume or professional summary and a brief description of relevant grant experience.
  • LifeROOTS is an Equal Opportunity Organization. Preference may be given to individuals with lived experience of disability or veteran status.