Grant Writer - Newton, United States - Project Self-Sufficiency

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Job Description

Job Description

Full-time, project-based grant writer with years demonstrable, quantifiable track record in securing major funding and government grants needed to provide comprehensive written and research support for multiple programs and funding opportunities.

Identify and clarify opportunities and needs.

Study requests for proposals (RFP's), gather and format information, including objectives, implementation, methods, timetables, staffing, standards of performance, evaluation, and budgets.

Write drafts, prepare executive summaries, presentations, and final submissions. Excellent writing, research, problem-solving, and computer skills required. Must be organized, willing to work in a team environment, and accustomed to meeting deadlines. Experience working in a non-profit or mental health organization preferred. Bachelor's degree and demonstrable success rate required. Salary commensurate with experience, track record, references, and other factors.
Health benefits, 401K, onsite childcare available.

Send resume and cover letter to Deborah Berry-Toon, Executive Director, Project Self-Sufficiency, 127 Mill Street, Newton, NJ 07860; or fax to ; or apply online at

Company DescriptionProject Self-Sufficiency is a non-profit organization located in semi-rural northwestern New Jersey which has assisted low-income families along the path to economic self-sufficiency for more than 35 years.

Services include career guidance and assessment, computer classes, GED instruction, parenting workshops, childcare, legal assistance and education, help with emergency basic needs such as clothing and food, health education, support groups, life skills classes, family activities, home visitation, and more.

Company Description

Project Self-Sufficiency is a non-profit organization located in semi-rural northwestern New Jersey which has assisted low-income families along the path to economic self-sufficiency for more than 35 years.

Services include career guidance and assessment, computer classes, GED instruction, parenting workshops, childcare, legal assistance and education, help with emergency basic needs such as clothing and food, health education, support groups, life skills classes, family activities, home visitation, and more.