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Volunteer Grant Writer – Native American Indian (NAI) & Federal/State Funding Specialist
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World Water Solutions (WWS) – a Bad River Chippewa Native-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Hawaii – is seeking a passionate and skilled Volunteer Grant Writer to join our mission. This role is focused on securing critical funding for sustainable agriculture, clean water initiatives, reforestation, and Indigenous-led community development.
As a volunteer, you will play a vital role in strengthening Native-led solutions by identifying, applying for, and securing grants with a focus on Native American Indian (NAI) funding streams, as well as state, federal, and private foundation opportunities.
This is an opportunity to make a lasting difference by empowering a Native-led nonprofit to expand its reach, advance cultural stewardship of land and water, and develop community-driven solutions for the future.
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Research, identify, and track relevant NAI, federal, state, and private foundation grant opportunities.
Draft compelling grant proposals, letters of inquiry, and supporting documents that reflect WWS’s Native-led values and mission.
Work with WWS leadership to align proposals with strategic priorities (agriculture, clean water, reforestation, Indigenous sustainability).
Maintain a calendar of grant deadlines, submissions, and reporting requirements.
Assist in building long-term funding partnerships with grantors and foundations.
Qualifications
Demonstrated experience in grant writing (nonprofit or foundation funding preferred).
Knowledge of Native American Indian (NAI) funding resources and federal/state funding structures.
Strong writing, research, and communication skills.
Commitment to Indigenous sovereignty, sustainability, and community-driven impact.
Commitment
Volunteer, flexible hours (5–10 hours per week depending on deadlines).
Remote position, with virtual check-ins and team collaboration.
Benefits
Opportunity to support and uplift Native-led solutions with global impact.
Gain experience working with a 501(c)(3) nonprofit at the intersection of sustainability, water, agriculture, and Indigenous leadership.
Be part of a visionary team dedicated to long-term environmental and cultural resilience.
