Strategic Grants. Meaningful Impact.

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Partnering for Results

Strategizing & Finding the
Right Grant

Together, we map out priorities, goals, objectives and the best path forward to secure the funding you need. I research and identify opportunities that align with your organization’s goals, ensuring that we target grants that maximize success.

We collaborate to understand your funding goals and objectives.
Managing awarded grants, including compliance tracking, reporting and documentation

Grant Management & Reporting

Stay on track after the award. I provide support for managing awarded grants, including compliance tracking, reporting and documentation so you can maintain strong relationships with funders. If you would like, I can manage your grant calendar.

Crafting compelling, tailored grant proposals that effectively communication your mission, express the need, demonstrate impact, and meet funder requirements

Proposal Development

I craft compelling, tailored grant proposals that effectively communication your mission, express the need, demonstrate impact, and meet funder requirements, to bring your vision to life and position your organization to win funding.

My Work & Experience

Holly Muscolino is a grant writer with a strong track record in conservation, environmental funding and addressing food insecurity in Rhode Island, supported by more than 25 years of professional experience in research, analysis, and strategic communication. Her background as an industry analyst honed skills that translate directly to grant development and the grant lifecycle, including quantitative and qualitative research, synthesizing complex information, and clearly articulating need, impact, and measurable outcomes.

She has written grants for Rhode Island non-profit organizations for over two years with consistent success and has served as a grant reviewer for U.S. EPA grants. She currently serves on the board of two local non-profit organizations. She has completed formal grant-writing training and is an active member of the Grant Professionals Association. While her primary focus has been environmental and conservation initiatives, she is also interested in projects supporting music and the arts, as well as women’s and civil rights issues.

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Contact Me

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