Seizing Opportunities with Precision
We craft the narratives that spark excitement and secure opportunities.
Business Plans. Grants. RFPs.
Business Plans
Secure the funds to grow or expand whether you’re a startup, an emerging, or an established company.
Grants
Prepare a proposal that is well-aligned to and innovatively addresses a grantor’s mission, goals, and objectves.
RFPs
Present a compelling proposal showcasing qualifications, expertise, and tailored solutions.
Why Us?
Inunity spearheads RFP, Grant, and Business Plan development, thereby securing funding from federal, state, city, and private foundation grants, bank loans, and investor funds. Furthermore, this diverse expertise spans food service, finance, farming, infrastructure, healthcare, and more. We have also collaborated with organizations addressing challenges in both urban and rural settings, focusing on underserved communities and vulnerable populations. Specifically, our efforts support those affected by education disparities, housing issues, recidivism, teenage pregnancy, juvenile delinquency, mental health concerns, substance abuse, low-income conditions, limited access to COVID-19 vaccines, human trafficking, and homelessness.
How to Get Them to Say Yes
Free E-Book:
Your Guide to Grant Development
This introductory guide provides the critical elements of what is involved in identifying and preparing grants.
You’ll get to understand grant requirements, narrative and budget development, support materials, and see tips to help you in the process.
Testimonials
Articles
Is grant writing the same as RFP writing?
Have you ever wondered if grant writing is synonymous with crafting an RFP? Discover the distinctions or similarities between these crucial processes that shape funding opportunities and organizational success.
How do you present your business plan in five minutes?
You’ve written a 30-page business plan. You’ve laid out the strategies, the tactics, the budget, the P&L, and the marketing and sales plan. Now, you’ve got just five minutes to sell it to management, investors, or loan officers.
You got a grant to prepare. What is your first step?
There are an array of steps and processes involved when preparing a grant. Reading the solicitation, strategizing the proposal, figuring out the budget, and more. With that said, what is the most important first step?
GET IN TOUCH
Crafting the narratives that spark excitement and secure opportunities.
Contact
Andy Gray
Phone
(954) 684-7798
andy@inunitysm.com