Grant Research
Fit matters more than volume. I identify foundation, corporate, and government opportunities that are genuinely aligned with your mission — saving you time and improving your odds.
Grant Writing for Child-Serving Nonprofits
Helping nonprofits serving vulnerable children secure the funding they need to grow.
Your programs are doing important work. Let's make sure funding isn't what slows them down.
Rob Sabey specializes in grant writing and funding strategy for nonprofits serving orphans, children with disabilities, and vulnerable youth worldwide.
A focused practice, not a generalist firm. Every client serves children.
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What sets this work apart
A specialty practice built around one mission area.
- Focused exclusively on child-serving nonprofits
- Research-based proposals grounded in clarity and real program work
- Strategic support beyond a single application
- Currently working with organizations in East Africa
One Focus
Child-serving nonprofits only — no scattered generalist approach
End-to-End
From finding the right funders to submitting a polished proposal
Long-Term
Building your organization's funding capacity, not just one grant
How I Can Help
Whether you're starting a new funding effort or trying to grow an existing one, the work starts with understanding your organization — not with a template.
Proposal Writing
Clear, credible proposals win trust. I help make the case honestly — backed by evidence, grounded in your real work, and written for the people who will read it. No inflated claims, no boilerplate.
Funding Strategy & Coaching
Sustainable funding takes a plan. Beyond individual grants, I help your team build a repeatable approach, so you're not starting from scratch each time.
"The organizations protecting vulnerable children shouldn't have to slow down because of funding gaps. My job is to make sure they don't."
Rob Sabey, Founder
Rob Sabey Grant Solutions
Start with a conversation
If you serve vulnerable children and are looking for a thoughtful funding partner — not just a vendor — reach out. The first call is free, with no obligation.