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Federal Funds Grant Writing Assistance Program – Washington State Department of Commerce Shared Standards Initiative 简体中文 ( Chinese (Simplified) ) 繁體中文 ( Chinese (Traditional) ) Tiếng Việt ( Vietnamese ) Federal Funds Grant Writing Assistance Program The Federal Funds Grant Writing Assistance Program (FFGWAP) supports access to federal funds grant writing assistance for communities across Washington.
A Commerce initiative supported by Hagerty Consulting, FFGWAP helps community-based organizations, local government agencies, ports, housing authorities, tribes and other eligible organizations secure federal funding by providing grant writing support and assistance with preparing and submitting federal grant applications.
The program also helps Washington meet its clean electricity and greenhouse gas reduction goals using approaches that enhance equity, innovation, economic growth and job creation. Any Washington entity that is eligible for federal funds may participate. FFGWAP prioritizes projects at the intersection of climate, clean energy and resilience — as well as organizations serving vulnerable populations in overburdened communities.
No application is required, and requests are considered based on FFGWAP’s capacity. If you are unsure whether your project supports these goals, email WAFederalGrants@hagertyconsulting. com to learn more.
FFGWAP is funded through June 2027. Hagerty Consulting and the Washington Department of Commerce are excited to offer the following support for grant applications. Support includes: Grant writing, review and project management: Draft or review application narratives and budgets, and support overall application strategy and timelines.
Opportunity scans: Explore and identify relevant federal funding that aligns to organizational and community projects.
NOFO/FOA scans (compliance and federal regulations): Advise on eligibility, evaluation criteria, overall competitiveness and post-award planning and best practices after a review of the Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO), sometimes referred to as a Federal Opportunity Announcement (FOA) or Request for Application (RFA).
Coordination with grant officers: Work with program or grant officers to clarify program requirements, facilitate feedback sessions, and other funding-related questions. Partnership coordination: Facilitate meetings among application stakeholders, including community members, subrecipients or partner organizations in joint applications. UEI/Sam.
gov registration support: Guide first-time applicants through applying for a Sam. gov and UEI registration to increase eligibility for future federal awards. Retrospective applications: Provide feedback on past federal application submissions to prepare for future award cycles.
Post-award compliance and reporting: Advise participants on federal rules and regulations, compliance, and best practices to use federal awards. FFGWAP has created public resources to support Washington communities in their approach to federal applications and award management.
In-person federal grant workshops These full-day workshops offer a comprehensive introduction to federal grant writing and management, equipping participants with tools and practical, real-world guidance to support effective application development and long-term grant management. Are Federal Grants Right for Me?
Grant Application Narratives: Breaking Down Fundamentals Using Data and Visual Storytelling to Strengthen Grant Applications Align, Don’t Redesign: Framing Projects to Meet Evolving Funder Priorities Budgeting 101: Building and Managing a Strong Grant Budget Following the Paper Trail: Managing Grants from Day One to Done Smart Tools, Smarter Proposals: How AI Turns a Team of One into a Team of Many Federal Funds Digital Library The Federal Funds Digital library includes webinars, trainings, guides, tools, and templates to navigate federal applications and requirements.
All FFGWAP Digital Library materials can be accessed through the program Box account . If you’d like to request resources, reach out to us at WAfederalgrants@hagertyconsulting. com .
Access the latest webinar recording and slides: Dec. 18, 2024, FFGWAP webinar recording (MP4) Dec. 18, 2024, FFWAP webinar slides (PDF) March 5, 2025, Community Energy Innovation Prize webinar recording (MP4) March 5, 2025, Community Energy Innovation Prize webinar slides (PDF) March 5, 2025, Community Energy Innovation Prize webinar slides (PDF) The FFGWAP program is supported with funding from Washington’s Climate Commitment Act.
The CCA supports Washington’s climate action efforts by putting cap-and-invest dollars to work reducing climate pollution, creating jobs, and improving public health. Information about the CCA is available at www. climate.
wa. gov . EDCMason secures USDA funding for local food systems with federal grant writing support “This project was developed after meeting with farmers and producers in Mason County and learning how the EDC can support their work …This funding allows […] If you’re interested in FFGWAP’s free services, email WAFederalGrants@hagertyconsulting.
com . Join our contact list to receive program updates like federal grant workshops and grant writing resources. Federal Funding for Clean Energy
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Federal Funds Grant Writing Assistance Program is funded by Washington State Department of Commerce. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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