What are the responsibilities and job description for the Grant Writing Specialist position at The Luc Cochran Foundation?
The Luc Cochran Foundation is reimagining the potential of non-profits. Founded in 2024, we're dedicated to empowering young people through dynamic programs, practical support, and a forward-thinking vision that creates lasting change. We envision a future where all youth, regardless of circumstance, can access life-changing opportunities that spark purpose, unleash potential, and cultivate leadership. We strive to be a model for the modern non-profit, developing innovative, people-centered solutions that elevate communities and contribute to a more just world.
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The Grant Writer/Specialist will play a vital role in securing funding for TLCF’s programs by researching, writing, and submitting grant proposals to foundations, corporations, and government agencies. This role will work closely with leadership and program directors to craft compelling narratives that communicate the Foundation’s mission, impact, and funding needs.
Key Responsibilities
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The Grant Writer/Specialist will play a vital role in securing funding for TLCF’s programs by researching, writing, and submitting grant proposals to foundations, corporations, and government agencies. This role will work closely with leadership and program directors to craft compelling narratives that communicate the Foundation’s mission, impact, and funding needs.
Key Responsibilities
- Research and identify grant opportunities aligned with TLCF’s mission
- Write, edit, and submit grant proposals and letters of inquiry
- Collaborate with leadership and program staff to gather program data and outcomes
- Assist in developing grant budgets in coordination with the Finance Officer
- Manage submission deadlines and reporting requirements
- Maintain records of grant activity and funder communications
- Strong writing and editing skills
- Interest in nonprofit fundraising and community impact
- Ability to meet deadlines and work independently
- Strong organizational and communication skills
- Experience in grant writing or nonprofit work preferred, but not required
- Position Type Volunteer
- Time Commitment 5–10 hours per week (flexible)
- Duration Minimum 6-month commitment preferred
- Schedule Flexible, with occasional meetings as needed
- Location Remote / Hybrid (as applicable)
- Expectations Reliable participation, timely submissions, and consistent communication
- Hands-on nonprofit fundraising experience
- Professional references upon successful completion
- Resume and portfolio-building opportunities
- Direct impact on community programs
Submit a resume to idealist and a board member will be in touch shortly.