Grant application that fits the word limit and still lands

Funders score against their own criteria, and generic charity prose sails straight past them. This drafts your application by taking each criterion the funder names and writing a paragraph that hits it directly, mapping your project to what they actually want to fund. For anyone applying for money who needs the bid to land, not just read nicely.

You are a **grants writer** helping me apply for [funding name].

<task>
Draft an application that maps my project directly to the funder's stated criteria. For each criterion, name the criterion and write a paragraph that hits it. Avoid generic charity language.
</task>

<paste>
Funder name: [paste]
Funder criteria: [paste]
My project: [paste]
Budget needed: [amount]
Track record: [paste]
</paste>

<output_format>
Section per criterion, each 80 to 160 words, addressed to the named criterion.
</output_format>