Latino-Owned Grant Writing Firm Sets Up Shop In Honolulu

Honolulu, Hawaii – Latino business owners José and Marie Villa have opened a grant writing business – Villa Roma Communications (VRC) — in Honolulu that can service non-profits across the nation since their client work is accomplished on-line or telephonically.

VRC provides non-profit agencies the following services:

Grant Writing: VRC writes the non-profit’s grant proposals and provides the agency final drafts it can submit to the appropriate prospective funders.

Grant Funding Search: VRC researches and develops a list of potential funding resources that match the non-profit’s missions, goals and activities.

Grant Proposal Evaluation: VRC evaluates a non-profit’s previous proposals to approximate where the proposals would have rated in the grantors’ “funding worthiness” scoring system (grants which are funded usually score in the top 10% – 15%).

Grant Compliance: VRC helps ensure the agency submits the required reports to the grantor. This enhances its chances of being funded again — not only by this funder, but by others as well.

Business Plans: A business plan is a management tool that sets short-term objectives and defines the steps necessary to achieve them. It’s a great tool for understanding the crucial relationships between the various parts of an agency. VRC works collaboratively with the executive director to create comprehensive plan.

Strategic Plans: A strategic plan is a leadership tool that sets the future direction for the entire organization. It spells out the organization’s mission, vision, primary goals and strategies. VRC guides key company or agency decision makers in creating a comprehensive three- to five-year strategic plan.

Promotional Materials: VRC can provide writing and editing support for: articles; editorials; press releases; newsletters and the agency’s corporate communications.

For more information of VRC’s services, please call (808) 351-8013 or visit our website at: www.villaromacomm.com.

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