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1038 NE Summit Loop, Coupeville WA 98239 Phone: (360) 678-5806 Cell: (425) 239-6006 hertleingrants.com [email protected] Clients - Representative List (for a full list of clients, see website at hertleingrants.com) Children and Families Big Brothers Big Sisters of Island County E Camp Fire Central Puget Sound E Raven Rock Ranch E Readiness to Learn E Skagit/Islands Head Start E Toddler Learning Center Basic Needs Arlington Kids Kloset E Byrd Barr Place E City Gates Ministries E Compass Housing Alliance E Stanwood Camano Food Bank E The Sophia Way E Washington State Community Action Partnership Hospitals/Clinics City of Hope (Los Angeles, CA) E Consejo Counseling and Referral Highline Medical Center Foundation E Safe Harbor Free Clinic E Washington Healthcare Access Alliance E WhidbeyHealth Foundation Other Social Services Crista Senior Living E Greater Maple Valley Community Center E Kal Academy E La Conner Library Island Senior Resources E Seattle CityClub Theater & Arts Corning Museum of Glass E Mari’s Place for the Arts E Northshore Performing Arts Center E Schack Art Center E Whidbey Children’s Theater Environment Orca Network E Puget Soundkeeper E San Diego Zoo (San Diego, CA) E Western Wildlife Outreach Tribes Chehalis Tribe of Indians E Native Youth Leadership Alliance E Oneida Indian Nation E Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe of Indians Colleges/Universities Dominican University (Chicago, IL) E Texas Lutheran Uni- versity (Seguin, TX) E University of Maine (Augusta, ME) E Western Washington University (Bellingham, WA) International Global Child Nutrition Foundation E NuDay Syria E World Concern Robin Hertlein, Owner, has a degree in International Business Administration, special training in grant development, and over 25 years experience in grant writing as well as non-profit and govern- mental management. She has been awarded certification as a Grant Professional Certified (GPC), a nationally recognized credential affiliated with the Grant Professionals Association. As of May 2019 there were only 7 nationally certified grant profes- sionals working in the state of Washington – two of them at Hertlein Grant Writing. Robin worked in nonprofit agencies, universities and munici- pal governments as Executive Director, Administrator, and/ or Finance Director prior to establishing an independent grant writing consulting business. Her experience provides the perfect combination of program knowledge, research ability, financial management, and writing skills to be suc- cessful in grant seeking for a variety of organizations. E E E Joshua Martin, Grant Writer, has been with Hertlein Grant Writing since 2010. He has written successful hundreds of successful grant applications for food banks, hospitals, hous- ing programs, educational support, and a variety of social service projects. Josh was awarded certification as a Grant Professional Certified (GPC) in 2014. E E E Amanda Hertlein-Martin, Grant Writer, has a B.A. from Central Washington University in Theater Management. She started with Hertlein Grant Writing in 2011 putting together fundraising events such as auctions and festivals. In 2014 she developed a Theater and Arts specialty grant writing division, raising funds for theater upgrades and youth arts education. E E E Michael Hertlein, Grant Writer, has a degree in Internation- al Business Administration, and currently works remotely from Turkey. He joined the firm in 2017, and has the ability to draft proposals in English, Dutch, or Turkish. Michael is on track towards completing all the requirements for GPC certification in 2020.
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1038 NE Summit Loop, Coupeville WA 98239
Phone: (360) 678-5806Cell: (425) 239-6006
Clients - Representative List
(for a full list of clients, see website at hertleingrants.com)
Children and Families Big Brothers Big Sisters of Island County E Camp Fire Central Puget Sound E Raven Rock Ranch E Readiness to Learn E Skagit/Islands Head Start E
Toddler Learning Center
Basic NeedsArlington Kids Kloset E Byrd Barr Place E City Gates Ministries E Compass Housing Alliance E
Stanwood Camano Food Bank E The Sophia Way E Washington State Community Action Partnership
Hospitals/Clinics City of Hope (Los Angeles, CA) E Consejo Counseling and Referral Highline Medical Center Foundation E
Safe Harbor Free Clinic E Washington Healthcare Access Alliance E WhidbeyHealth Foundation
Other Social Services Crista Senior Living E Greater Maple Valley Community Center E Kal Academy E La Conner Library Island Senior Resources E Seattle CityClub
Theater & Arts Corning Museum of Glass E Mari’s Place for the Arts ENorthshore Performing Arts Center E Schack Art Center E Whidbey Children’s Theater
Environment Orca Network E Puget Soundkeeper E San Diego Zoo (San Diego, CA) E Western Wildlife Outreach
TribesChehalis Tribe of Indians E Native Youth Leadership Alliance E Oneida Indian Nation E Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe of Indians
Colleges/Universities Dominican University (Chicago, IL) E Texas Lutheran Uni-versity (Seguin, TX) E University of Maine (Augusta, ME) EWestern Washington University (Bellingham, WA)
International Global Child Nutrition Foundation E NuDay Syria EWorld Concern
Robin Hertlein, Owner, has a degree in International Business Administration, special training in grant development, and over 25 years experience in grant writing as well as non-profit and govern-mental management. She has been awarded certification as a Grant Professional Certified (GPC), a nationally recognized credential
affiliated with the Grant Professionals Association. As of May 2019 there were only 7 nationally certified grant profes-sionals working in the state of Washington – two of them at Hertlein Grant Writing.
Robin worked in nonprofit agencies, universities and munici-pal governments as Executive Director, Administrator, and/or Finance Director prior to establishing an independent grant writing consulting business. Her experience provides the perfect combination of program knowledge, research ability, financial management, and writing skills to be suc-cessful in grant seeking for a variety of organizations.
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Joshua Martin, Grant Writer, has been with Hertlein Grant Writing since 2010. He has written successful hundreds of successful grant applications for food banks, hospitals, hous-ing programs, educational support, and a variety of social service projects. Josh was awarded certification as a Grant Professional Certified (GPC) in 2014.
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Amanda Hertlein-Martin, Grant Writer, has a B.A. from Central Washington University in Theater Management. She started with Hertlein Grant Writing in 2011 putting together fundraising events such as auctions and festivals. In 2014 she developed a Theater and Arts specialty grant writing division, raising funds for theater upgrades and youth arts education.
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Michael Hertlein, Grant Writer, has a degree in Internation-al Business Administration, and currently works remotely from Turkey. He joined the firm in 2017, and has the ability to draft proposals in English, Dutch, or Turkish. Michael is on track towards completing all the requirements for GPC certification in 2020.
Grant Research and Writing for non-profit agencies and municipalities, specializing in organizations in Washington State. As of 2019, more than $42 million has been raised for over 100 nonprofit agencies through close to 2,000 individual grants.
Services include: ➣ Research to identify potential grant sources ➣ Grant writing
➣ Budget development
Also consult in the areas of: ➣ Grant management
➣ Accounting and finance
Reasonable hourly rates, efficient and effective grant writing, free estimates.
Grant Professional Certified
Camp Fire Central Puget Sound:Outdoor Education at Camp Sealth Camp Sealth, located on Vashon Island, includes 400 acres of diverse natural environments that include forest, wetland and marine ecosystems. Grants support Camp Fire’s Outdoor Education and Stewardship Program, designed to teach students to evaluate the natural world through hands-on learning.
Consejo Counseling:Housing for Hispanic Survivors of Domestic ViolenceConsejo provides a continuum of behavioral health, sub-stance abuse and domestic violence services for the Latino community in King and Pierce Counties. Grant funding has allowed for the expansion of service-enriched transitional housing to assist homeless Latina women and children who have fled their abusers to find safety.
Native Youth Leadership Alliance: #FierceRadicalSelfLoveThe Fierce Radical Self Love concept provides training, mentorship and support for Native youth in middle school through college age. Grants support leadership training around #FierceRadicalSelfLove to help usher in a generation that models healthy leadership in Native communities for generations to come.
Stanwood Camano Food Bank:Refrigerated Truck for Food CollectionStanwood Camano Food Bank Services provides basic needs assistance for impoverished and underserved families and individuals in rural and suburban areas of Camano Island and northwestern Snohomish County. A refrigerated truck, funded by grants, helped expand their range of food collec-
tion and collect a wider variety and quantity of food.
St. John Fisher College:Support for STEM StudentsThe Rochester, New York college will use federal NSF grant funds to provide scholarships and programming for students with financial need who are majoring in biology and chemistry. Activities include integrated mentoring, aca-demic support, cohort-based activities, learning communi-ties, cognitive reframing, career exploration, community-based research, and internships.
Byrd Barr PlaceAfrican American Health InitiativeByrd Barr Place, a Community Action Agency in Seattle, formed a coalition of social service agencies specializing in African American constitu-encies to explore the needs and motivations of Black families. Health Initiative grants allow BBP to develop, implement, and champion strat-egies that strength-en the health of African Ameri-cans in Seattle and King County.
Contact us today to discover what grants can do for your organization!
Success Stories
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I wanted to let you know how much I appreciated your timely execution, high-quality writing skills, and organization. You demonstrated a high degree of sophistication in keeping the grant completion process moving. Your ability to synthesize and craft a variety of required elements of the application was due to your past experiences in this field. We will surely keep your name on the list of capable grant writers should we or our colleagues need that service.
Eileen CoughlinSenior Vice PresidentWestern Washington University
