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Grant Writing Manager Volunteer
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Organization: MPower Girls Camp (MPGC)
Location: Remote (Dallas, TX area)
Time: 2–4 hours per week, flexible
About Us
MPower Girls Camp helps underserved 4th- and 5th-grade girls in Dallas ISD attend a life-changing, STEM-focused overnight camp—completely free. We provide everything they need so they can focus on learning, confidence, and discovery.
The Role
We’re seeking an experienced volunteer grant writer with a proven record of success in nonprofit funding. This role involves researching new grant opportunities, writing persuasive proposals, and helping MPGC expand its reach.
Qualifications
- Demonstrated success in nonprofit grant writing (required)
- Skilled at finding and securing new funding sources
- Strong writing and organizational skills
- Knowledge of Dallas–Fort Worth funders is helpful but not required
To Apply:
Email your resume and a short list of successfully funded grants to therese@mpowergirlscamp.org.
Subject line: Volunteer Grant Writer Application
Join Us
Your words can open doors that change a girl’s life forever. If you believe every child deserves the chance to dream big, discover her potential, and see herself in STEM—then this is your moment. Bring your skills, your heart, and your experience to MPower Girls Camp, and help us turn opportunity into reality for the girls who need it most.
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Como se voluntariar para esta oportunidade
Thank you for your interest in helping empower girls through STEM and supporting MPower Girls Camp!
To apply, please email your resume and a brief summary of grants you have successfully written or secured to info@mpowergirlscamp.org.
If available, include one short writing sample (for example, a section of a previous grant proposal—no more than one page) to show your writing style and approach.
Please use the subject line: Volunteer Grant Writer Application – [Your Name]
We appreciate your interest and will review all applications carefully. Selected applicants may be asked to provide references or verification of past grant successes.
