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Contract Grant Writer & Proposal Specialist Remote | Project-Based | $50–$85/hour equivalent About SafeSide - SafeSide Recovery and SafeSide Foundation serve Colorado communities through peer recovery support, street outreach, sober living, shelter services, and connections to treatment and housing. - In Pueblo, we operate the City of Pueblo Shelter, providing year-round shelter and support for people experiencing homelessness through our Relief and Residency programs. - Our Pueblo shelter team helps guests and residents connect with recovery support, case management, employment resources, and pathways to stable housing. - Our broader work includes sober living homes in the Denver area and outreach partnerships that bring peer support directly to people in shelters and other community settings. - We work alongside clinical and community partners to help people access coordinated care. Our approach centers on dignity, reliability, practical support, and follow-through. About the Opportunity - We are seeking an experienced freelance grant writer to help secure funding that sustains and expands our work. - This is an as-needed, project-based contract opportunity. Each grant proposal or RFP response will be a separate assignment, with scope, compensation, and deadlines agreed upon in advance. - We hope to build an ongoing relationship with someone who learns our programs and becomes a trusted resource as funding opportunities arise. - Priority funding areas include: - Colorado regional opioid abatement councils and opioid settlement funding. - Homelessness services and shelter operations. - Housing stability and recovery housing. - Peer recovery support and substance use recovery. - Behavioral health, outreach, and connections to treatment. Responsibilities - Review funding opportunities and assess eligibility, program fit, application requirements, and deadlines. - Write compelling grant proposals, RFP responses, letters of inquiry, and supporting materials. - Work directly with leadership and program staff to gather information and translate our work into clear, persuasive applications. - Develop program narratives that explain community needs, proposed services, implementation plans, and measurable outcomes. - Coordinate with leadership and finance staff on project budgets and budget narratives. - Organize required attachments, identify missing information early, and keep each application moving toward completion. - Ensure proposals address the funder’s priorities, scoring criteria, and submission requirements. - Adapt and strengthen existing SafeSide proposal content while accurately reflecting each funding opportunity. - Assist with funding research, grant reports, and renewal applications when included in the project scope. Qualifications - Demonstrated success writing competitive grant proposals or RFP responses. - Excellent writing, editing, research, and organizational skills. - Ability to manage deadlines independently and follow through with minimal day-to-day supervision. - Experience developing proposals in collaboration with leadership, program staff, and finance teams. - Ability to accurately represent programs, substantiate claims, and handle confidential information appropriately. Preferred Experience - Colorado regional opioid council applications or other opioid settlement funding. - Government and foundation grants supporting homelessness, housing, recovery, or behavioral health. - Peer support, substance use services, shelter programs, or recovery housing. - Familiarity with Colorado’s community service landscape and funding environment. - Experience developing proposals for programs involving multiple service partners. Compensation and Schedule - We prefer to negotiate a flat fee for each proposal based on scope and complexity. - The posted $50–$85 hourly range is a reference for project pricing. Final fees and deliverables will be agreed upon before each assignment begins. - Workload will vary based on funding opportunities. There are no guaranteed weekly hours. - Work may be completed remotely, with availability for planning calls, revisions, and application deadlines. To Apply - Submit your résumé or a summary of your relevant consulting experience. - Describe your experience with opioid settlement funding, homelessness, housing, or peer recovery support grants. - Include one or two writing samples. Redacted samples are welcome. - Share examples of funding secured and explain your specific role in those applications. - Provide your typical project fees, current availability, and whether you are applying as an individual consultant or a firm.
Pay: $50.00 - $85.00 per hour
Benefits:
- Flexible schedule
Work Location: Remote
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The qualifications that appear most often in writer jobs.
- Strong command of grammar, style, and AP or Chicago Manual of Style
- Portfolio of published or professional writing samples across multiple formats
- Experience writing for digital channels including web, email, and social media
- Proficiency with a content management system such as WordPress or a similar platform
- Ability to research unfamiliar topics quickly and write accurately for a target audience
- Bachelor's degree in English, journalism, communications, or a related field
Tips for Your Writer Job Search
Tailor your portfolio to the industry
Recruiters hiring writers in fintech or healthcare scan portfolios for relevant subject matter, not just writing quality. Pull two or three samples that match the industry in each application and lead with those, even if other work is stronger.
Apply early to roles that fit
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Name your content management tools explicitly
Many writer job postings screen for experience with specific CMS platforms, style guides, or SEO tools. List the ones you know by name in your resume skills section rather than grouping them under a vague phrase like 'content tools.'
Quantify impact on your resume
Writers often undersell results by describing tasks instead of outcomes. Replace 'wrote blog posts' with specifics like 'produced eight articles per month that drove organic traffic increases' to show your work moved measurable needles.
Prepare a writing test strategy in advance
Most writer interview processes include a paid or unpaid writing assignment. Research the company's existing content before receiving the prompt so you can match their voice, format, and audience quickly without starting cold.
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Writer offers often leave room to negotiate byline rights, revision rounds, content ownership, and remote flexibility. Raise these during the offer stage, since they affect your daily workload and your ability to use the work in your portfolio.
Writer Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most writers?
Mondelēz International, Walmart, and Whole Foods Market are hiring the most writers right now, with openings concentrated in Texas, California, and Florida, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand is especially active at companies with large content marketing or documentation teams.
How many writer jobs are remote?
About 52% of writer openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, making writing one of the more location-flexible professional roles. Content marketing writers and technical writers tend to have the highest share of fully remote options compared to editorial or staff writing roles at publications.
How do you become a writer?
Start by building a portfolio of writing samples in the format you want to work in, whether that is blog content, technical documentation, copywriting, or journalism. Publish work on your own site or contribute to outlets that accept new voices. Then apply to entry-level content, editorial assistant, or junior copywriter roles to build professional experience and grow from there.
Can you get hired as a writer with little or no experience?
Yes, employers hiring for entry-level writer roles prioritize a strong portfolio over a long resume. Freelance projects, personal blogs, student publications, nonprofit work, and volunteer writing all count as samples. Focus applications on content coordinator, junior copywriter, or associate editor titles, which are designed for candidates at the start of their writing careers.
What does the writer interview process look like?
Most writer hiring processes include an initial screening call, a portfolio review with a hiring manager or editor, and a writing assignment that tests your ability to produce clean copy on a real or simulated brief. Some employers add a second interview to discuss your approach to feedback, revision, and working with subject matter experts before extending an offer.
Where can I find and apply to writer jobs?
You can find and apply to writer jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your experience and specialization, then apply directly to each one that fits.
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