Angelina and Jelly NPC worked diligently to make our agency's community needs assessment as thorough and customized as possible. Her knowledge of and prior experience with Texas CCBHC (Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic) criteria was so crucial in our decision to work with Jelly NPC, and the finished product was instrumental in our re-certification and collaboration with other entities to help inform decisions that will improve the behavioral health services in our community.

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I would highly recommend Jelly Nonprofit Consulting! Angelina's background and previous work experience with nonprofits gives her the upper edge. Angelina has an excellent rapport with the community and donors alike, helping to make connections and allowing her to consult with her clients in an effective manner. Our organization does not have a person dedicated to grant writing. Jelly Nonprofit Consulting filled that gap. They found the grant sources, wrote the grant proposals, and we ultimately secured over $1.5 million of dollars to date through them.

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I had submitted a couple of unsuccessful grant submissions [...] and was extremely frustrated with the grant writing process. I am a volunteer for our organization and grant writing was definitely outside my wheelhouse. Once we decided to move forward with Jelly, a weight was lifted. The process she has in place made things easy. The team went above and beyond for us to help us get the grant by showcasing all our hard work efforts into the submission. I highly recommend Jelly for anyone needing assistance with a grant; I can’t express enough how beneficial it is to have an expert.

I am very pleased that through the services of grant writer and Menard native, Angelina Osornio Torres, Menard County Hospital District and Menard Manor have been able to obtain grant funding to renovate the Menard Manor building in a variety of ways  that will update and freshen the interior, as well as improve safety.  As a grant writer, Angelina produces a professional, high quality work product, which resulted in MCHD/Menard Manor receiving grant money from the San Angelo Health Foundation.

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