Businesses and Non-Profit Organizations - Environmental Proposal and Grant Writing

EarthWrites Provides a Range of Written Communication Services
for Large Companies, Small Businesses and Non-Profit Agencies

Technical Writing – Business writing services including annual reports, project reports, marketing materials, executive initiatives and business plans. We can edit and upgrade your existing materials or create new materials that effectively communicate your message. We will effectively analyze complex data and translate the core information into effective written materials for your target audience.

Proposal Writing – We have raised millions of dollars in grant funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, local and regional water boards, coastal commissions and a range of other federal, state and local government funders. We can help your company identify these funding opportunities and write winning proposals.
Non-Profit Training – For those organizations looking to increase the skill level of staff or board members, EarthWrites offers full day and half-day training workshops.

Topics include:

Introduction to Fund Raising
Creating a Fund Raising (Development) Plan
Proposal Writing
Corporate Philanthropy
Program Planning and Evaluation

Is your non-profit agency looking to raise additional funding?
EarthWrites can create a development plan that will enhance your overall fundraising plans and help boost your agency’s annual income.

For a no-obligation estimate of your project and more information,
contact EarthWrites today.

What Our Clients Are Saying About EarthWrites

“Almost one year ago, you critiqued a grant proposal I wrote. The other day the funder wrote us a check. I just wanted to tell you how much your comments have helped me over the past year.”

Corporate Relations Manager
Opera San Jose

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“The keynote speaker, Linda Zukowski, was excellent. Her presentation on corporate philanthropy was full of suggestions and good tips. The information was practical and directly applicable.”

Portland, Oregon