About My Grant CoPilot

Democratizing Grant Access

Empowering organizations and individuals to secure funding through AI-powered grant writing assistance

Ira Revels

Founder & CEO

With a passion for bridging the gap between underresourced communities and critical funding resources, Ira Revels founded My Grant CoPilot to transform how organizations and individuals access grant opportunities.

Drawing on extensive experience in technology, social impact, and community development, Ira recognized that the grant application process was unnecessarily complex and time-consuming—creating barriers for those who needed funding most.

My Grant CoPilot leverages artificial intelligence to level the playing field, making professional-quality grant writing accessible to nonprofits, small businesses, and individuals who lack dedicated grant writing staff.

Hands-On Grant Strategy with Ira Revels

Build the funding infrastructure to compete, grow, and scale.

For established nonprofits ready to move beyond scattered applications, Ira Revels provides senior-level grant strategy, funder research, proposal development, and application management. Every engagement is designed to strengthen the organization's funding system while pursuing well-aligned private and state opportunities.

More than 25 years across the grant lifecycle, including founder and consulting experience contributing to over $11 million in awards since 2001. This figure reflects Ira's professional experience, not results generated by the My Grant CoPilot platform.

Platform

My Grant CoPilot is the funding-intelligence and workflow platform — self-service tools for search, drafting, and tracking.

Consulting

Ira Revels Consulting, LLC provides hands-on strategy, research, writing, and opportunity-response work — delivered by Ira Revels.

Private and family foundationsCorporate fundersCommunity foundationsState bids, contracts, and grants

Early-stage organizations below $500,000 in annual operating budget may still use My Grant CoPilot tools and educational resources. Hands-on consulting is reserved for organizations with sufficient operating and leadership capacity.

How the Partnership Works

1

Fit call

Confirm organizational capacity, goals, and funding focus.

2

Readiness review

Examine programs, outcomes, budgets, prior applications, and required records.

3

Funding strategy

Select priority funders and build a sequenced opportunity calendar.

4

Collaborative development

Ira leads research, writing, and project management; the client supplies facts, documents, reviews, and approvals.

5

Submission and learning

Applications are finalized, tracked, and used to strengthen the next funding decision.

Strong proposals require an active partnership.

  • Assign one authorized point of contact.
  • Provide accurate records and requested documents on schedule.
  • Make leadership and program staff available for interviews.
  • Review drafts and answer questions by agreed deadlines.
  • Approve all facts, budgets, and final submissions.
  • Maintain registrations and submit through portals when required by the engagement.

Ethics and Scope Boundaries

  • Flat fees only; never a percentage of an award.
  • Grant awards and contract selections cannot be guaranteed.
  • All dollar amounts in a pipeline are requested or prospective, not awarded.
  • Final pricing follows a fit and scope review.
  • Direct costs, travel, specialized research, and third-party services are excluded unless written into the agreement.
  • Federal grant proposals are not a primary service; refer or separately evaluate them when appropriate.

Frequently Asked Questions

Book a Funding Fit Call

Tell us about your organization. Ira will review your information and respond about fit and next steps.

Ethics and Scope Boundaries

  • Flat fees only; never a percentage of an award.
  • Grant awards and contract selections cannot be guaranteed.
  • All dollar amounts in a pipeline are requested or prospective, not awarded.
  • Final pricing follows a fit and scope review.
  • Direct costs, travel, specialized research, and third-party services are excluded unless written into the agreement.
  • Federal grant proposals are not a primary service; refer or separately evaluate them when appropriate.

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