MUSICBREEDS is hiring : Grant Writer in Town of Hempstead

Overview

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MusicBreeds is a nonprofit organization committed to transforming lives through music, education, and workforce development. We specialize in creating innovative, student-centered programs that blend academic learning with creative expression and real-world skills. Our initiatives serve K-12 students, autistic learners, and opportunity youth, while also providing enrichment and certification pathways. We are currently expanding our impact and seeking a skilled Grant Writer to help us secure vital funding aligned with our mission.

Position Summary

MusicBreeds is seeking a highly motivated and experienced Grant Writer with a proven track record in nonprofit fundraising—particularly within the education and youth development sectors. The ideal candidate will be responsible for identifying funding opportunities, crafting compelling grant proposals, and managing the grant application process from start to finish. This role will directly support MusicBreeds’ expanding programming and sustainability efforts.

Key Responsibilities

• Research and identify prospective public and private funding sources that align with MusicBreeds’ mission and programs
• Write clear, concise, and compelling proposals, LOIs, and grant applications for foundation, corporate, and government funding
• Maintain and update a grant calendar to track application deadlines, reporting requirements, and submission statuses
• Collaborate with program staff, leadership, and finance team to gather data and supporting documentation for grant proposals
• Prepare interim and final reports for awarded grants, ensuring compliance with funder guidelines
• Assist in developing boilerplate narratives and funding templates tailored to MusicBreeds’ education, arts, and workforce programs

Required Qualifications

Preferred Qualifications

Compensation & Benefits

MusicBreeds is an equal opportunity employer . We strongly encourage applications from Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), individuals with disabilities, and LGBTQ+ individuals.

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