Are you spending too much time and energy seeking funds instead of pursuing your mission? TASC can manage a comprehensive development program for your organization.
TASC can conduct research to identify foundations and government agencies most likely to support your work.
TASC can help you develop persuasive proposals that reflect your expert knowledge and capabilities.
TASC can assist you with writing activity reports in a manner that fosters long-term relationships with funders.
TASC can help you prepare applications to participate in the United Way Campaign, the Combined Federal Campaign, and other workplace campaigns.
Choosing a consultant to assist with fund development is a major organizational decision. TASC should be your first choice because we possess three essential qualities that your organization requires: experience, commitment, and integrity. Will you make this investment in your organization?
Selected Grants
- $7,200,000 from the US Department of Education for Montgomery County Public Schools’ magnet schools initiative in 2004.
- $1,611,300 from the US Department of Education for the DC Public Schools’ Teaching American History Project in 2010.
- $1,500,000 from the American Legacy Foundation for the DC Department of Health’s anti-tobacco campaign for teenagers in 2000.
- $1,315,946 from the US Department of Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration for Providence Hospital’s Nurse Education, Practice, Quality and Retention Program in 2014.
- $1,173,540 from the DC Office on Aging for Providence’s Congress Heights and Model Cities Senior Wellness Centers in 2014.
- $967,000 from the Centers for Disease Control for the National Black Women’s Health Project’s Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) 2010 Implementation Phase in 2000.
- $800,000 from the US Department of Human Services for the DC Mayor’s Advisory Committee on Early Childhood Development’s Early Learning Opportunities Program in 2002.