Visit by appointment
1 Boerum PlaceBrooklyn, NY 11201
Bring the guidelines on paper if you like them marked up in pencil.
Find the front doorContact · Brooklyn, NY
Send the funder’s guidelines and the date it is due. Within one business day you’ll have a scope, a flat fee and the week your first draft lands. Write, ring or walk over to Boerum Place; whichever is quickest for you is the right one.
The scoping note
Four lines is enough: who the funder is, when it’s due, roughly what the program costs, and what you’d like us to write. Attach nothing yet; we’ll ask for the guidelines on our reply.
Prefer your voice? Weekdays between 8am and 7pm, (301) 908-2326.
Direct lines
Ring with the date in your hand and we’ll start counting backward while you’re still on the line. Email works just as well when the RFP is a forty-page PDF you’d rather not describe.
Weekdays 8am–7pm. Phones are picked up until seven, which is when most small-nonprofit directors finally reach their own inbox.
The studio
Most work happens by phone and shared folder, but if you’d rather spread the paperwork across a real table, we’ll clear one. Ask for a time first so we’re in when you arrive.
Weekly rota
Visit by appointment
1 Boerum PlaceBring the guidelines on paper if you like them marked up in pencil.
Find the front doorBefore you write
Questions people ask first
Nothing. Thirty minutes, one funder, one deadline. We’ll tell you whether it’s a fit and what the flat fee would be.
A written scope and fee arrive within one business day of your note. If you ring before seven on a weekday, you’ll often have an answer the same afternoon.
Tell us anyway. We’ll say plainly whether a strong draft is possible in that window, and if it isn’t, we’ll say that too and point you to the next cycle.
By ACH or card, half at kickoff and half at first draft. Every fee covers two rounds of revision.
Yes. Ask for a sample on the first call and judge the prose yourself.