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Company OverviewProject H.O.O.D. - Pastor Corey B. Brooks founded Project H.O.O.D. in 2011 while on the rooftop of that motel and registered Project H.O.O.D. as a 501(c)(3) organization in 2012. At Project H.O.O.D., we provide mentorship, training, and community for residents of Woodlawn and Englewood. We care for our neighbors through services that empower them. Our goal is to end the cycle of poverty, violence, and incarceration that drives us. We believe all people hold the power to transform their own lives and become peacemakers, leaders, and entrepreneurs.Position SummaryProject H.O.O.D. is seeking a committed and proactive Grants Manager to join our team. This role will be instrumental in securing funding from diverse sources, particularly focusing on state and city grants. The ideal candidate will conduct grant research, oversee applications, manage grants, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards and grantor guidelines.RESPONSIBILITIESGrant Exploration and IdentificationPerform thorough research to pinpoint potential grant opportunities from various sources, notably state and city entities.Maintain an extensive database of potential grantors, including their eligibility criteria and application deadlines.Development of Grant ProposalsCraft compelling grant proposals and applications that highlight Project H.O.O.D.'s initiatives, objectives, and impact.Collaborate with program managers and stakeholders to gather pertinent information and data for grant applications.Submission of Grant ApplicationsEnsure punctual and accurate submission of grant applications while meeting all specified requirements and deadlines.Monitor the progress of submitted applications and provide follow-up support as needed.Grant OversightSupervise the administration of awarded grants, overseeing budget tracking, deliverables, and reporting requirements.Maintain precise and updated records of activities associated with pliance and ReportingLead the preparation and submission of routine grant reports to grantors, ensuring adherence to reporting guidelines.Work closely with the finance team to monitor grant expenditures and ensure financial compliance.Building RelationshipsCultivate positive relationships with grantors and engage in meetings or communication as required.Stay informed about alterations in grant guidelines, policies, and funding priorities.Minimum QualificationBachelor's degree in Non-Profit Management, Public Administration, or a relatedDemonstrated experience in grant research, proposal writing, and grant management, preferably within a nonprofit setting.Familiarity with city, State, & federal grant programs and their application processes.Excellent written and verbal communication skills.Strong organizational and time management capabilities.Proficiency in grant management software and tools.Detail-oriented with a strong emphasis on accuracy.Exceptional analytical and research aptitude.Dedication to Project H.O.O.D.'s mission and values.Job Type: Full-time