You get the Grant Writer class with Mishka Nichelle and the notebook that tests your readiness, your structure, and your clarity.

The class comes out on Black Friday.

All sales are final. There are no refunds.

This one-hour Grant Strategy Session is a private working call for pastors and leaders who are serious about securing funding. You’ll bring your current church or nonprofit information, and we’ll walk through exactly what funders need to see before you apply.

This is not a generic grant-writing service. It’s a focused strategy call where we review your readiness, identify missing documents, and outline your next three steps toward funding. Your team can join the call, but everyone must be prepared to work.

After booking, you’ll receive a Word form to complete before your session. The form collects your basic information, current programs, budget estimates, and community impact so we can use the full hour efficiently.

You’ll Get

– A one-hour private Zoom call with Mishka Nichelle focused on your organization’s funding goals

– A customized readiness checklist and next-step strategy emailed after the session

– Review of your current documents and guidance on how to strengthen them

– Access for up to three team members to join the session

What This Grant Strategy Session Is

– A professional coaching call designed to prepare your church or nonprofit to secure real funding

– A chance to get clarity on where to find grants and how to position your organization to qualify

– A focused hour of strategy that identifies your best next funding opportunities

What This Grant Strategy Session Is Not

– It is not grant writing

– It is not grant application submission

– It is not research done for you

– It is not a guarantee of funding

Format: One-hour private Zoom session

Policy: All sales are final once booking is confirmed.

WHAT TO PREP BEFORE THE CALL

1. Your current mission statement and brief description of your program
2. A list of any community services your church or nonprofit provides
3. Your approximate annual budget or expected startup costs
4. Any existing 501(c)(3) or documentation you have ready
5. Names of team members who will join the call