Grant Writing for Texas Hunger-Relief Nonprofits

More funding for the fight against hunger.

We research, match, and write grant proposals for Texas food banks, pantries, and meal programs — so you can stay focused on feeding your community. Servicios disponibles en español.

7-day turnaround
Flat fees — never commission
English & Español
The Problem

Grant money is out there. Going after it is a full-time job.

If you run a food bank or pantry, you already know the math:

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Deadlines slip by

Foundation, corporate, and community grants for hunger relief open and close year-round. Without someone watching, eligible funding passes your organization by.

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Writing takes 15–30 hours per proposal

Every funder wants a different format, budget narrative, and outcomes framework. That's time you don't have between distributions, volunteers, and donors.

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Professional writers cost thousands

Traditional grant writers charge $2,500–$6,000 per proposal. A full-time hire runs close to $98,000 a year. Most pantries simply go without — and underfund their mission.

Services & Pricing

Simple flat fees. No percentages, ever.

Transparent pricing built for nonprofit budgets. You'll always know the cost before we start.

3 Founding Spots

Founding Client Pilot

For our first three clients — full service at half rate, in exchange for honest feedback.

$950 $1,900
  • One complete, submission-ready proposal
  • 7-day turnaround
  • Unlimited revisions
  • Free: 10 funders matched to your org
Claim a Founding Spot

Standard Proposal

A single proposal for a specific grant you already have in your sights.

$1,900
  • One complete, submission-ready proposal
  • 10-day turnaround
  • Two revision rounds
  • Funder-specific alignment review
Request a Proposal

We never charge a percentage of grants won — commission-based grant writing violates the Grant Professionals Association code of ethics, and we follow it.

How It Works

From intake to submission in four steps

Built to take almost none of your time — about one hour total from your team, start to finish.

1

Quick intake

You complete a 20-minute form about your programs, numbers, and needs. That's most of what we'll ever ask of you.

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Funder matching

We research foundations, corporate givers, and community funds actively funding hunger relief in Texas — and match them to your eligibility.

3

We write

We draft the full proposal to the funder's exact guidelines and scoring rubric, with your real data and your community's story.

4

You approve & submit

You review everything, we revise until it's right, and the application goes out on time. Then we line up the next one.

About Us

Funding experience, put to work for good

C&B Grant Writers was founded in Houston with one belief: the organizations feeding Texas shouldn't lose funding for lack of time to write for it.

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Samuel Cordero

Co-Founder & Client Partnerships

Samuel manages a $30,000 annual budget as Treasurer of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers chapter at the University of Houston, where he leads sponsorship outreach and funding relationships with corporate partners. A chemical engineering student with an engineer's eye for detail, he brings that same rigor to every client relationship — and works with organizations fully in English or Spanish.

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Gilberto Bravo

Co-Founder & Lead Grant Writer

Gilberto is a mechanical engineering student at the University of Houston skilled in persuasive narrative writing. He is dedicated to helping organizations, nonprofits, schools, businesses, and community initiatives secure the funding they need to make a lasting impact. With a passion for strategic storytelling and a meticulous approach to research and proposal development, he crafts compelling grant applications that clearly communicate each client's mission, goals, and potential for success.

🇺🇸 🇲🇽  We work with clients in English or Spanish — Samuel handles all Spanish-language intake, calls, and communication. Trabajamos con su organización en español si así lo prefiere.
FAQ

Common questions

Do you guarantee we'll win the grant?

No — and you should be cautious of anyone who does. Funding decisions belong to funders. What we guarantee is a professional, complete, on-time submission written to the funder's specific guidelines, which is what maximizes your chances.

How much of our time does this take?

About one hour total: a 20-minute intake form, plus your review of the draft before submission. We handle the research, writing, and formatting.

Do you use AI in your process?

Yes, openly. We use AI for research — that's how we deliver in 7 days at roughly half what traditional writers charge. Every proposal is then fact-checked, edited, and finished by us personally, and nothing is ever submitted without your review and approval.

Why flat fees instead of a percentage of the grant?

Percentage-based fees violate the Grant Professionals Association and AFP codes of ethics, and most funders prohibit paying writers from awarded funds. Flat fees keep everything clean, predictable, and fundable.

Who do you work with?

Texas nonprofits fighting hunger: food banks, food pantries, meal programs, and food-rescue organizations — typically with annual budgets between $250,000 and $3 million.

¿Ofrecen servicios en español?

Sí. Todo nuestro proceso — formularios, llamadas y comunicación — está disponible completamente en español. Escríbanos o llámenos con confianza.

Get Started — Free

10 grants your organization qualifies for. On us.

Tell us who you are and we'll research live grant opportunities matched to your organization — deadlines, amounts, and eligibility — and send the list within 3 business days. No strings attached, whether or not you ever hire us.

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(346) 269-8938
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samuelcordero@cbgrantwriters.com
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Houston, Texas — serving nonprofits statewide

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