I want to help other people, and I think that I would be very good at grant writing (I would be comfortable with the numbers side of it, meaning the schedules, etc.). Of course, one can buy a book on the subject, and that might not be a bad idea. But the big break would be for someone to say "Okay, so you really do not have any experience, but you seem very motivated. I will work with you to put actual grants together."

Is all of this asking too much. I am willing to do this on a volunteer basis, preferably "virtually" from home.

I would greatly appreciate any help. Thanks.

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