CC congratulates the City of Berkeley for receiving the SF Bay Water Quality Improvement Fund (SFBWQIF) in the amount of $1.5 Million from the US Environmental Protection Agency. This most recent accomplishment is another example of the commitment of Berkeley’s leadership to protect and promote the quality of life for its residents. It’s also a reflection of the dedication and hard work of CC Project Manager Ed Sayles who wrote the award-winning application in collaboration with the fantastic team at the City of Berkeley. Thank you, Ed, and congratulations to the City of Berkeley!

In a testament to effective collaboration, the City of Monterey and California Consulting proudly announce a noteworthy achievement, securing an impressive $953,471 in grant funding within just one and a half years of their partnership. The City of Monterey, guided by California Consulting’s expertise, has successfully secured the following grants: 1.      CAL-FIRE Wildfire Prevention Grant                – $800,000 2.      Office of Traffic Safety Grant                              – $50,257 3.      CEC-CalAPP Grant                                   – $40,000 4.      CalRecycle Rubberized Pavement Grant        – $63,214 That’s an 1127% return on investment!! These grants perfectly complement the City’s commitment to ensuring a safe, healthy, historic, economically vibrant, and sustainable environment. By strategically addressing key areas such as wildfire prevention, traffic safety, clean energy initiatives, and sustainable infrastructure, the city underscores its dedication to enhancing the overall well-being of its community. “The City of Monterey has demonstrated outstanding vision and leadership in pursuing these grants, and we are thrilled to celebrate their success,” says Dan Rodriguez, Director of Operations, at California Consulting. “Our collaboration reflects a shared commitment to advancing the City’s goals, and we look forward to continued achievements together.” Monterey, with its scenic beauty and historic charm, is not just a place to live, work, and visit—it is a community committed to growth and sustainability. The secured grants will undoubtedly play a pivotal role in realizing the City’s vision for a vibrant and resilient future.

California Consulting, a leading grant writing firm, proudly announces our extraordinary accomplishment in securing a remarkable $28,561,800 in grants during the 4th Quarter of 2023. The culmination of the year reflects the unwavering dedication and expertise of the CA Consulting Grant Writing Team, solidifying our reputation as the nation’s premier grant acquisition specialists. Closing out the year in grand fashion, California Consulting’s impressive track record demonstrates our unparalleled ability to secure funding for a diverse range of projects. The success of our Grant Writing Team in consistently securing substantial awards underscores California Consulting’s commitment to excellence and client success. Among the notable grants secured in the 4th Quarter of 2023 are: 1: Department of Homeland Security:  CMPP- Case Management Pilot Program (CMPP) – Award: $5,076,000 – Los Angeles County CBA/ OIA 2. CA State Library- Building Forward Library Infrastructure Program – Award: $4,300,000 – City of Vallejo    3. CA Department of Education Bipartisan Safer Communities Act Stronger Connections Grant – Award: $3,536,272 – San Jacinto School District These achievements highlight California Consulting’s versatility in navigating various grant programs, from federal initiatives to state-funded projects. Our firm’s success is a testament to its in-depth understanding of grant application processes, effective communication strategies, and a commitment to delivering tangible results for our clients. “California Consulting’s success shines as a beacon of excellence in the grant writing industry,” says Shasta Bell, Director of Communications at California Consulting. “Our team’s dedication to securing funding for our clients allows us to make a meaningful impact on communities and organizations across the nation. We are proud to contribute to the success of our clients and look forward to continued achievements in the coming year.” With a focus on transparency, accountability, and client satisfaction, California Consulting remains at the forefront of grant writing services. The firm’s ability to navigate the intricacies of grant applications and secure substantial funding positions them as a trusted partner for organizations seeking financial support for their initiatives.

In a groundbreaking development, The County of Los Angeles Department of Consumer and Business Affairs and the Office of Immigration Affairs have successfully secured $5,076,000 from the Department of Homeland Security for their Case Management Pilot Program. California Consulting Senior Project Manager Ashley Ramsey and Karen Simpson, in collaboration with the hardworking and dedicated Los Angeles County staff, wrote the winning application. This initiative aims to provide trauma-informed, culturally sensitive, and linguistically responsive case management to approximately 1600 families and individuals. The primary objective of the program is to break down barriers hindering access to supportive resources for those navigating immigration proceedings. By fostering a collaborative approach, the Department of Consumer and Business Affairs and the Office of Immigration Affairs strive to offer comprehensive support that goes beyond the traditional framework. The program operates with a profound understanding of the traumatic experiences many families and individuals face during immigration processes. By incorporating a trauma-informed approach, the case management services will be designed to address the unique needs and challenges of those involved, fostering a more empathetic and supportive environment. One key aspect of the initiative is its commitment to linguistic responsiveness. Recognizing the diverse linguistic landscape of Los Angeles County, the program ensures that language is not a barrier to accessing vital services. By offering services in multiple languages, the County aims to reach a broader audience and provide equitable assistance to all residents. An admirable goal of the Case Management Pilot Program is to transition from a temporary initiative to a permanent resource. This reflects a long-term commitment to breaking down systemic barriers and creating sustained support for families and individuals involved in immigration proceedings. A distinctive feature of the program is its dedication to providing alternatives to detention. Acknowledging the challenges and often harsh conditions associated with detention, the initiative seeks to offer humane alternatives that respect the rights and dignity of those awaiting immigration proceedings. This approach aligns with broader efforts to create more compassionate and fair immigration policies. The $5 million in funding represents a significant investment in the well-being of the Los Angeles community. It underscores the commitment of the County to address the complex and often overwhelming challenges faced by families and individuals involved in immigration processes. As the Case Management Pilot Program takes flight, it serves as a beacon of hope for a more compassionate and inclusive approach to immigration support services. By breaking barriers, building bridges, and fostering collaborative efforts, Los Angeles County is making strides toward a more equitable and empathetic future for all its residents.