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9 September 2026

Get a Get Grants Bid Writer

Get Grants Bid Writing Service provides hands-on bid writing support.

We support the whole process from identifying funding opportunities, project and budget development, filling in the form, all the way up to submission.

Bid Writing Service builds your fundraising capacity and ensures you are submitting applications of the highest quality.

Get Grants have been supporting charitable organisations with their bid writing since 2012. Our team of Bid Writers have a combined 100+ years of experience.

  • We support organisations to raise over £5million each year.
  • We have expertise in a wide range of funding applications, including Garfield Weston Foundation, Sport England, Henry Smith Foundation, Children in Need, Lottery grant sources, and many other Trusts and Foundations.
  • We have insight into sector trends through relationships with funders and insights from our FREE Virtual Events.

Get Grants are extremely proud of the Bid Writing support we provide and the difference this makes to the organisations we work with!

How Get Grants Bid Writing Service Works

A member of our in-house team of Bid Writers will work closely with you to understand your organisation, your funding needs and priorities, and all the details we need to bring an application to life.

We can start from scratch, pick up existing pipelines, or work alongside your fundraising team. We provide ongoing or short-term support, maternity or sickness cover, or support a specific project such as a capital appeal. We can onboard quickly – for urgent enquiries, please get in touch.

As part of our Bid Writing Service, we can:

  • Identify the best funding opportunities for your organisation.
  • Design fundable projects, budgets, and core costs proposals.
  • Produce a finished funding application/proposal ready for you to submit within deadlines.

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