Grant research and writing
Find relevant funding opportunities and prepare a clear proposal that addresses the funder’s requirements.
Find funding that fits your project
Oxalis checks whether a funding opportunity fits your organization, project, location, and schedule before the writing begins. We then help organize the supporting documents and proposal around the funder's requirements.
Who we work with
- Local governments
- Nonprofit and community organizations
- Housing and resilience programs
- Teams developing community projects
What your team receives
- Research into funding opportunities
- Review of eligibility and project fit
- A plan for requirements and deadlines
- Proposal drafting and revisions
- Technical and sustainability content
- A completeness check before submission
Prepare the application one step at a time
- Define the project, applicant, location, budget, and timeline.
- Check which opportunities match the eligibility rules and project goals.
- List the requirements, assign responsibilities, and gather supporting evidence.
- Draft the proposal and review it with the project team.
- Check the application before the authorized applicant submits it.
Common questions
Does Oxalis guarantee grant funding?
No. The awarding organization makes the funding decision. Oxalis helps you explain the project clearly, supply supporting evidence, and address the application requirements. An award is not guaranteed.
Can Oxalis submit the application?
Oxalis can prepare the application materials. Unless we agree on a separate scope, the authorized applicant handles final attestations and submission.
What should we have ready for a grant review?
Start with a defined need, an eligible applicant, a realistic scope and budget, and outcomes you can measure. Supporting evidence and enough time for partner input will help the team assess the opportunity.
Let’s make the next step clear.
Tell us what you’re building, where it is located, and which certification requirements you are working through.