A professional grant proposal, done in 60 seconds.
Fill in your organization name, project title, executive summary and organization background. Download a finished Word and PDF, ready to share.
Generate your grant proposal →Formal proposal requesting grant funding for a project or program.
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What's in your grant proposal
- Organization Name
- Project Title
- Prepared By
- Date
- Executive Summary
- Organization Background
- Statement of Need
- Project Description
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Organization name, project title, executive summary and organization background. Every field is specific to a grant proposal.
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Word and PDF. One credit. Ready to send.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Grant Proposal?
A grant proposal is a structured funding request covering your problem statement, objectives, methodology, budget, and evaluation plan. With Elevify, you fill in a short form built around the structure funders actually expect, and get a finished grant proposal as Word or PDF.
When should I use this template?
Built for nonprofits, social enterprises, researchers, and community organizations applying for foundation, government, or institutional funding. Grant proposals are rejected more often for poor structure than weak ideas — use this when you need your application to be read, not set aside.
Can I include a pricing table with multiple line items?
Yes. Add as many line items as you need. The generator produces a formatted table with a totals row.
Can I upload my logo?
Yes. Your logo appears on the generated document, and you can also choose a style, accent color, and font.
What currencies are supported?
USD, GBP, EUR, CAD, AUD, and more. Select your currency in the form.
Is this suitable for US government and foundation grants?
Yes. The structure follows the format expected by US foundations, federal agencies (NSF, NEA, HUD, USDA), and state grant programs — problem statement, objectives, methodology, budget narrative, and evaluation plan.
Does it include an evaluation plan?
Yes. A dedicated section covers your evaluation framework, performance metrics, and reporting approach — the section most reviewers check first to assess rigor.
Can I edit the document after downloading?
Yes. The Word file is fully editable. The PDF is a locked final version, ready to send.
How much does it cost to download a grant proposal?
It costs $1.99 per download, or less with a credit pack. Credits never expire.