Grants & Development Volunteer: Research and Write Funding Proposals

Right now our founder does most of IW's grant work herself, on top of running everything else. If you can find a funder that fits and turn it into a clear, honest application, you change what we can do next year.

Invisible Warriors supports women veterans nationwide. We're headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama, and this work happens online, so you can volunteer from wherever you live.

Pick the part that suits you:

• Research funders whose priorities match ours, and keep a short list ranked by fit and deadline
• Draft grant applications and letters of inquiry, with every fact and number checked against our records
• Write the thank-yous and updates that bring funders back
• Keep donor and funder records tidy so no one slips through

You'd work with Nancy, our founder, and Carly Denham, our treasurer, who helps with budgets and financials.

Who fits: you've written grants or worked in development, or you write clearly, stay organized, and finish what you start. You don't have to be a veteran. Neither is our founder.

Time: about 3 to 5 hours a week, steady, with a push before a deadline. All of it can be done from home.

Why it's worth your time: when a grant comes in, you can point at what it paid for. Housing and VA navigation, peer support led by women who served, retreats, and a community a woman can turn to when she thinks she's the only one.

One ask: a missed deadline is a missed grant. If deadlines won't fit your calendar right now, tell us what would. We may have a smaller piece for you.

Click "I Want to Help" and fill out the short application. A real person reads every one and writes back within three days.

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