Half to start, balance on delivery
One invoice for the application. Budget narrative and compliance review are inside the fee, not added to it.
01 / 05 — The office
Pemberton & Associates is a small grant-writing office on NW 94th Terrace in Sunrise. We write for nonprofits that have a program worth funding and nobody on staff whose job is the ask.
02 / 05 — Working habits
Every funder publishes how it scores. We write to that sheet, section by section, and say so in the margin of the draft so you can follow the logic.
A line in the budget with no sentence behind it gets questioned by reviewers. We write the budget narrative alongside the narrative, not afterward.
The person who wrote it does not run the compliance pass. Page limits, margins, file names, signatures: checked cold, against the solicitation.
Portals go down on deadline day. Our calendar assumes it will, so the files are staged two days ahead.
03 / 05 — What we turn down
04 / 05 — How an engagement runs
The same terms apply to a $385 research brief and a $4,260 federal application. Full fee schedule on the services page.
One invoice for the application. Budget narrative and compliance review are inside the fee, not added to it.

Rush work moves other files. We say so up front, and we turn down a rush when the draft can’t be done well.
05 / 05 — Start
Email the link, or call the office. If the deadline is close, say so in the first line.