Nonprofit
Published 2/21/26 5:33AM

Grant Programme Volunteer

Hybrid, Volunteer must be in Idaho, US
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  • Details

    Available Times:
    Weekdays (daytime, evenings), Weekends (daytime)
    Commitment Details:
    Time Commitment: Flexible (recommended 5–10 hours per week). Minimum commitment: 3 months (preferred).
    Recurrence:
    Recurring
    Volunteers Needed:
    2
    Cause Areas:
    Children & Youth, Education, Entrepreneurship, Job & Workplace, Women
    Benefits:
    Stipend Provided, Language / Cultural Support Available

    Description

    Grant Programme Volunteer

    About MAD

    Make A Difference Inc (MAD) is a non profit making organization working to improve opportunities for young people and communities through education, skills development, and empowerment initiatives. We are seeking a Grant Programme Volunteer to support our team in identifying grant opportunities and strengthening grant applications.

    Volunteer Role Summary

    The Grant Programme Volunteer will support MAD to research funding opportunities, prepare grant application materials, and improve proposal quality under guidance from the MAD team. This role is ideal for someone interested in nonprofit development work and grant writing.

    Key Responsibilities

    1. Grant Research and Opportunity Mapping
    • Search and shortlist relevant grant opportunities (foundations, embassies, international and local donors).
    • Review eligibility criteria and requirements.
    • Maintain a simple tracker of opportunities, deadlines, and required documents.
    1. Grant Application Support
    • Support drafting and editing of concept notes and grant proposals (with guidance).
    • Help organize and compile required attachments (workplans, budgets, M&E sections, organizational documents).
    • Ensure submissions align with donor guidelines and deadlines.
    1. Documentation and Quality Support
    • Help improve internal templates for proposals and grant applications.
    • Support basic data organization for proposals (key indicators, outputs, outcomes, statistics, simple tables).

    Who We Are Looking For

    Required

    • Strong English writing and editing skills.
    • Good organization skills and attention to detail.
    • Ability to work independently and meet deadlines.

    Preferred

    • Experience or interest in grant writing, research, or project development.
    • Basic skills in Excel/Google Sheets (for trackers and simple budgets).
    • Interest in education, youth development, or community empowerment work.

    Location

    Hybrid
    Volunteer must be in Idaho, US
    Associated Location
    Moshi Urban, Tanzania

    How to Volunteer for This Opportunity

    Who We Are Looking For

    Required

    • Strong English writing and editing skills.
    • Good organization skills and attention to detail.
    • Ability to work independently and meet deadlines.

    Preferred

    • Experience or interest in grant writing, research, or project development.
    • Basic skills in Excel/Google Sheets (for trackers and simple budgets).
    • Interest in education, youth development, or community empowerment work.

    What You Will Gain

    • Practical experience in grant research and proposal development.
    • Opportunity to contribute to real community impact.
    • A reference letter/certificate upon successful completion (on request).
    • Supportive supervision and clear deliverables.

    How to Apply

    Please submit:

    • A one-page cover letter explaining your interest, experience, and availability.
    • CV (1–2 pages).
    • Optional: a writing sample (proposal excerpt, report, or any professional writing).
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