Harlingen, Texas — ERI Grants is proud to announce the successful acquisition of more than $7 million in grant funding for clients across Texas, New York, and Kentucky. These recent wins demonstrate ERI’s continued commitment to supporting public-serving organizations through its contingency-based grant writing model.

Founded in 2001 by Linda V. Alaniz, ERI Grants provides expert services in grant writing, bid proposal development, program evaluations, and professional development training. The firm has helped secure over $650 million in funding and maintains a success rate that consistently exceeds industry standards. With no upfront cost to clients, ERI’s risk-free approach makes high-quality grant writing accessible to underfunded schools, nonprofits, and public agencies.

Recent Grant Awards Totaling Over $7 Million

Sixteen Texas-based clients working with ERI Grants were awarded over $3,000,000 in funding through the LASO III Grant.

In New York, ERI helped a client secure $1,200,000 to implement a Registered Residency Program in high-need subject areas and schools.

In Kentucky, one of ERI’s clients received $1,065,000 for a grant focused on improving literacy outcomes.

A Texas Workforce Solutions Board partnered with ERI Grants to successfully secure $200,000 in new funding.

Additionally, ERI supported five clients in Texas—across Region 1, Region 2, Region 13, and Region 18—in obtaining a combined $1,500,000 for a grant that enhances cross-cultural learning experiences.

These funding achievements reflect the strength of ERI’s client partnerships and the expertise of its team in identifying and securing high-impact grant opportunities.

About ERI Grants

ERI Grants is a leading grant writing and program development firm based in Harlingen, Texas. With more than 60 years of combined staff experience, the firm serves K–12 schools, charter schools, colleges, universities, municipalities, workforce boards, and nonprofit organizations. ERI is known for its focus on equity-driven programs that support at-risk youth, low-income individuals, veterans, and underserved communities.

ERI’s contingency-based model allows clients to access professional grant writing services without the burden of upfront fees. This approach helps ensure that even organizations with limited budgets can pursue and secure the funding needed to fulfill their missions.