Our Services

Grant Identification

We research and identify funding opportunities that align with your mission and goals.

Grant Writing

We develop clear, persuasive proposals that meet all funding agency requirements.

Grant Submission

We handle the full submission process, ensuring accuracy and on-time delivery.

Grant Management

We oversee reporting, compliance, and financial tracking throughout the grant lifecycle.

SAM Registry

We assist with registering and maintaining your SAM.gov profile for federal eligibility.

Federal Procurement

We support participation in federal contracting, from registration to proposal development.

Business Plan Development

We create structured, goal-driven business plans to guide growth and secure funding.

Registry and Maintenance under the System for Award Management

Aspire can assist your business or organization in registering to do business with the Federal Government. This is the first step in an application for grant funding, or winning a contract with the United States Federal Government. Registry occurs under the System for Award Management (SAM). The Federal Contractor Registry is a third-party registration assistance service that was created to address the needs of businesses looking to do business with federal, state and local governments. By handling the time-consuming and highly detailed task of System for Award Management registration (formerly CCR and ORCA legacy systems), FCR can help make sure that your company, as a federal contractor, is in a position to take advantage of the government’s ongoing commitment to the small business community.

Identification of Federal Grant Opportunities, Application Preparation, Submission and Management

What is a grant? A grant is a way the government funds your ideas and projects to provide public services and to stimulate the economy. Grants support critical recovery initiatives, innovative research and a litany of other programs. Aspire Grant & Development Partners assists its clients in making the grant writing process a more simple task. The grant process follows a linear life-cycle that includes creating the funding opportunity, applying, making award decisions, and successfully implementing the award.
The specific actions along the life-cycle are grouped into three main phases:
Pre-award Phase
Funding opportunities and application submission
Award Phase
Application review and award decisions
Post Award Phase
Implementation, reporting and closeout

What Federal Agencies Award Grants?

The convenient e-Government initiative of Grants.gov provides access to 26 federal grant-making agencies. If you would like to learn more about grant programs specific to these 26 agencies, please visit www.grants.gov and click on the agency link that best fits your company or organization.

State Grant Opportunities, Application Preparation, Submission and Management

Many states across the country offer grants designed to support community and economic development projects. While Aspire is proudly based in Pennsylvania, our team has experience helping organizations nationwide navigate and secure these opportunities. We work with a wide range of grant programs, including the following examples:

The Department of Economic and Community Development (DCED) has a large number of programs available for for-profit companies, non-profit organizations and local governments. In order to assist applicants with a list of the best possible program options for their company/organization, a Program Finder has been added to the application. The Program Finder will provide a list of programs based on eligibility and/or the use of funds, and provides a short program description along with links to the program’s fact sheet and guidelines. You can access the program finder here: http://www.newpa.com/find-and-applyfor-funding/funding-and-program-finder Pennsylvania’s Office of the Budget offers a competitive construction, land acquisition program.

The Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) is a commonwealth grant program administered by the Commonwealth for the acquisition and construction of regional economic, cultural, civic, recreational, and historical improvement projects. Projects are scored on a highly competitive basis, by economic impact, measuring job growth, increase to state and local tax base, community impact and impact on overall quality of life. Minimum project size is $500,000, with an upfront 50% match required. The average grant award is $1.5 million. Various Departments under the Commonwealth, including Health, Human Services (formerly Welfare), Education, etc. offer competitive grant opportunities over the state’s fiscal year. These announcements are available typically on the Department website.

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