Nonprofit Security Grant Writing and Management (NSGP)
Security costs money, and for a lot of churches and nonprofits that is where the conversation stops. It should not. The Nonprofit Security Grant Program pays for cameras, access control, and other upgrades, and we handle the whole thing for you, from the assessment the grant requires to the application to the install once you are funded.
What the Nonprofit Security Grant Program is and who qualifies
The NSGP is a federal grant, run through the state, for nonprofits at real risk, including houses of worship and faith-based schools. Virginia gets funding every cycle, and organizations in the National Capital Region, which covers Manassas, Prince William, and Fairfax, can apply. We tell you straight whether you are a fit before you spend time on it.
What the grant funds
NSGP money commonly covers security cameras, access control, lighting, fencing, and other physical upgrades, plus some training and planning. We line up your assessment findings with what the grant actually pays for.
How we help you win a church security grant
Applications fail on a weak assessment and a thin narrative. Those are the two things we are built to deliver. We run the vulnerability assessment the grant requires, write the application and the risk narrative, and install the approved upgrades once the money comes through. One team from the first walk-through to the last camera.
Deadlines and how to start
The application window is short and moves every year, so preparation is the whole game. The best time to start is before the window opens. Reach out now and we will get your assessment on the calendar.
Common questions
Does my church qualify?
Many Northern Virginia houses of worship do. We help you confirm it.
What does the grant pay for?
Usually cameras, access control, lighting, fencing, and some training and planning.
Do you only write the application?
No. We assess, apply, and install.
Free assessment
Request Your Free Security Assessment
Tell us what you are trying to protect and we will take it from there. Most clients start with a free assessment, and there is no obligation to go further.