Grant Facts Every Board Member Should Know
Is your organization… Facing a financial crisis? Launching a new program? Hiring a new staff member? Building a new facility? Often, these situations require the board of directors to respond to the question “How are we going to raise all this money so quickly?” In...
How to utilize 990s in grant research to find ideal prospects
Are you familiar with 990s? Form 990s are the forms filed with the IRS by tax-exempt organizations. While nonprofits do not pay federal taxes, filing 990s is required (some organizations are exempt from filing, such as churches and small organizations, which are often...
Matching Grants | What They are and How to Create the Match
Throughout the years I have had the opportunity to work on numerous grants that listed matching funds as a requirement in the guidelines. A matching grant is a conditional award that requires an organization to raise a specified portion of the grant through...
Grants Management: Often a Trial-By-Fire Experience
Several years ago, I started a job as a grant writer on a development team for a large nonprofit in North Carolina. Having worked in and around nonprofits for years, I’d responded to RFP’s and RFI’s (requests for proposals/information) and written the odd government...
Preparing for a Conversation with a Foundation
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...Our Top Offerings:
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