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We will take it from there and drive the process moving forward, you can get back to what you do best.
When you work with us, you are not outsourcing, you are entrusting. Developing proposals and communicating your value to others is not something that should be done lightly. We want to be your stewards, taking what you have built and leveraging it to create new growth. A steward takes on ownership of work and treats each resource as if it were their own to be invested wisely.
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Randy and Taylor - Ran-Lew Dairy North Carolina
“Stephen rocks! He helped us write a DBII grant. We needed someone who could provide grant writing expertise, with a focus on writing a robust business plan and a proforma. He has a knack for numbers, like financial projections, and brought an experiential understanding of how to make the numbers appeal to the review committee. He approached a disruption in our team dynamic with a honesty and vulnerability that we deeply appreciated. Despite this change, he prioritized making our grant application the best application possible. He was timely, and met all deadlines. We work a lot of hours, and he was flexible with our schedule.
I drank less Kava Stress Relief tea with Stephen in our corner. His quick wit and sense of humor made the hard work of grant writing delightful. We will certainly hire Stephen again, and think you should, too.”

“Good farmers, who take seriously their duties as stewards of Creation and of their land’s inheritors, contribute to the welfare of society in more ways than society usually acknowledges, or even knows.” – Wendell Berry