Grants

Professional Grant Writing/Funding Support Services

Proven Grant-Writing Success:

Howie has written federal, state, and foundation grants that have been awarded over $40 million during his career. He understands the grant writing process, and he most often writes grants for districts, schools, and other education-related agencies who want to use him as a consultant to help implement his school improvement (or other) strategies. At the same time, Howie is always happy to coordinate and write grant proposals in areas where his services are not needed.

Our Approach: When a federal grant is announced that has a high number of potential awardees, we partner with and write proposals with as many school districts across the country as possible. Using our proprietary Grant-Writing Website, we guide you through the grant conceptualizing, organizing, writing, and submission process--typically writing 80 to 85% of the grant for you, while you write the local need and overview. The Grant Website breaks the entire grant writing and submission process down, and uses AI prompts to both (a) help you write your sections; and (b) independently analyze the Grant Narrative Proposal to suggest improvement.  

For Information on How to Submit a Grant Proposal or to Access the Grant-Writing Website

Contact: Dr. Howie Knoff

E-mail: howieknoff1@projectachieve.info

Cell: 813-495-3318

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To See the Costs from a Recent Successful Grant: CLICK HERE

A Sample of Howie's Previously-Funded Grants:

   MOST with Multiple Different Grant Awards

  • School-Based Mental Health Grant (Federal grant program for districts and schools--U.S. Department of Education)
  • School Climate Transformation Grant (Federal grant program for districts and schools--U.S. Department of Education)
  • Personnel Preparation grants (Federal grant program for University Training Programs)
  • Title I grants (Federal and State grant program for districts and schools)
  • Safe Schools/Healthy Students grants (Federal grant program for districts and schools)
  • National School Improvement Dissemination grant (Federal grant program for districts and schools)
  • State Personnel Development Grants (SPDG; Federal grant program for State Departments of Education)
  • Elementary and Secondary Counseling Grant (Federal grant program for districts and schools)
  • Safe and Drug-Free School grants (Federal and State grant program for districts and schools)
  • Foundation Grants (e.g., for Metropolitan Life, the Kellogg Foundation)