Guest Author, Author at Funding for Good

Donor Relations – Your Foundation for Success

by Guest Author | Dec 11, 2019 | Donors

By: Jason Rogers If you were to poll development professionals asking what their primary goals are, you would likely get some diverse answers. These answers would vary based on the specifics of the organization, their scope of work, and the experience of the...

Preparing for a Conversation with a Foundation

by Guest Author | Oct 2, 2019 | Grant Writing

by: Jason Rogers It’s October which means two things: Fall is upon us (pumpkin spice everything!) You probably have a lot of grants to write as many foundations have a fall grant cycle. Whether you are new to grant writing, or you have been doing it for...

Grants: Educating Your Organization

by Guest Author | Sep 16, 2019 | Grant Writing

by Jason Rogers Ah yes, grants… The saving grace of the perpetually underfunded nonprofit organization! Money tight? No problem! Just write a grant! Expanding a program? There’s a grant for that! Need to add a full-time staff member? Grant time, baby! If...

My Initial Consultation as a Grant Writer

by Guest Author | May 9, 2019 | Development/Fundraising, Grant Writing

by Jason Rogers You’ve decided to go for it. Made the leap. Closed your eyes and jumped. You are officially an independent grant writer. Congratulations! Now what? One of the very first client interactions you will have is the initial consultation. If you’re like most...

Attention Funders: A Word From Nonprofits

by Guest Author | May 1, 2019 | Development/Fundraising, Grant Writing

by Briana Carrigg Grant applications often include the question, “What is your overhead rate?” An overhead rate is generally defined as a combination of management, general, and fundraising expenses. While discourse is evolving to accept overhead as...