Dear ,

If You Apply for The Guggenheim Fellowship for Artists, you might get it. 

That means you could have an extra 40,000 (forty-thousand) dollars more or less, with no strings attached. I am a writer and this is one of the services I offer once a year for artists.

Sound improbable to you? I edited a Guggenheim Grant with an artist and she got it! 

Here is a quote from her letter to me when she got the news that she received it - 

"I have received the  a Guggenheim fellowship! Yippee! Wow-I needed it-last year was hell- my gallery not paying me, many debts from that show-and more. And you were a trooper- I couldn't have gotten it together without you. You made sense of my jumbled essay and the whole thing worked! You are making a great contribution through your efforts and your generous attitude as an artist and writer who shares and nurtures. I humbly thank you with all my heart for stepping up to the plate in such a timely manner."

If you want me to edit and help you with the grant as I did for her, reply to this email and ask me about it and I will tell you the fee structure and you can decide if you want to do it with me. 

Or just start doing it yourself by clicking here to download the application that is due on September 19th, in a little more than a month. (read through that first page anyway to understand it a bit more)

If you have applied before and not gotten it, try again, the woman who won it (above) had applied three times before as well and was turned down.

Also, you should know, this grant is juried by artists, so you are judged sensitively on your art, as only a fellow artist can do. 

This process is not included in my Grant Class, this is a very involved application, and it includes time talking to me on the phone.

Reply to this letter to ask any questions and also to find out the fee structure if you are interested.

Sincerely,

Brainard Carey