Grant Writer – Part Time

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🕒 August 12

🇺🇸 United States – Remote

⏱ Part Time

🟡 Mid-level

🟠 Senior

✏️ Content Writer

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JGO

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JGO is a company name for which no firm-specific information was provided in the supplied text. The supplied content was generic LinkedIn site copy and did not describe JGO's business model, products, customers, or sector. With only the company name and no additional context, I cannot accurately describe JGO's activities or offerings beyond noting that public information was not provided and requesting further details (website, LinkedIn profile, product descriptions, or pitch).

📋 Description

• Identify and vet potential funding partners, including Jewish family offices, private foundations, regional Federations, and corporate sponsors • Write and submit LOIs, grant applications, and sponsorship decks for JGO programming and professional speaker series • Build and maintain a systematic Grant Calendar tracking deadlines, submissions, and reporting requirements • Assist in creating impact reports demonstrating JGO’s value to its 150+ campus network • Work with leadership to refine JGO’s case for support, emphasizing its role in the professional/graduate student space • Manage the full-cycle grant process from philanthropic research through proposals and reporting

🎯 Requirements

• 3+ years of experience in grant writing • Specific success in the Jewish philanthropic sector • Familiarity with major foundations supporting Jewish life • Understanding of the family office landscape • Ability to write persuasively for sophisticated donors and board members • Understanding of the graduate/young professional demographic is a significant plus • Submit a brief cover letter or summary of the most significant win in the Jewish nonprofit space • Submit two writing samples, preferably a successful grant proposal and an LOI • Provide a fee structure, either hourly rate or monthly retainer

🏖️ Benefits

• Approximately 10–20 hours of work per week • Flexible fee structure: hourly rate or monthly retainer