Raising capital. The dark cloud that looms over countless operations. Whether you’re a community outreach program, nonprofit, or small business, the task of funding projects can prove tiresome. Grants can be an invaluable resource to organizations looking to explore new opportunities. Purpose, execution strategies, and an effective grant writing plan are critical components in securing
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Does your business, nonprofit, or organization need funding for a special project? Applying for a grant may be the way to go. A grant is a form of financial aid, coordinated with a federal, state, regional, or local entity for a specific purpose. Purposes include facility upgrades, new equipment, neighborhood development, and much more. Applying
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Triad continues to invest in their employees by sending them to valuable training sessions specific to grant writing programs as the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). This specialized training has yielded exceptional results for our client, the City of Wildwood, NJ. With help from Triad Associates, the Wildwood Fire Department received $1.3 million from three
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Source: Unsplash/Pixabay Neighborhood planning has become increasingly important throughout the United States. Neighborhood plans are becoming more widely known for carrying a greater impact on the quality of life of a community. In fact, the Obama administration recently organized the White House Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative with an emphasis on transforming neighborhoods. Following suit, foundations and Federal
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Source: Helen L. Diller Vacation Home for Blind Children Triad Associates, Inc. has secured a $34,885 grant from the William G. and Helen C. Hoffman Foundation for the Helen L. Diller Vacation Home for Blind Children. This is the largest grant the organization has ever received. Thanks to five additional grants from the Lydia deForest Charitable Trust over
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Giving back to the community is very important to us. Since September is #HungerActionMonth, we’ve joined the Southern New Jersey Development Council’s food drive! Yesterday our chairman/CEO Mike Zumpino dropped off five boxes of food at the Food Bank of South Jersey to help feed families in need. To learn more about the Food Bank and how
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When it comes to foreclosures, there’s good news and bad news. The good news? Overall foreclosure rates have fallen across the country. The bad news? New Jersey is still one of the top five states with the highest foreclosure rates. It’s not just foreclosure rates that are problematic. The length of time properties have
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We believe all communities should offer safe, affordable housing for residents. In fact, one of our core services is providing affordable housing for low-income households. We love helping individuals and families stay in their homes for years to come. One of the ways we bring affordable housing to communities is by establishing a residential rehab
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For years, funding placemaking projects have been central to many community development initiatives. Investing in the local arts and its integration into broader plans is also quickly becoming a key ingredient. More local and national municipalities are ensuring that the arts and cultural programming are part of their revitalization process so they can strengthen their community’s
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Did you know that the majority of grant applications are rejected almost immediately? The top reason they’re rejected is because applicants didn’t do their research ahead of time and skipped steps that are crucial to standing out from competitors. Writing a successful grant proposal is a delicate balance of art, science and education. Whether you’re a
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