How small nonprofits can compete for big grants
Compared to their household name counterparts, small nonprofits frequently face tight budgets, lean staffing, and limited visibility. With fewer development resources, they often...
Foundation relations
Compared to their household name counterparts, small nonprofits frequently face tight budgets, lean staffing, and limited visibility. With fewer development resources, they often...
New technologies, shifting funder expectations, and emerging collaborative models are fundamentally changing how nonprofits secure funding. Organizations that adapt to these shifts will thrive;...
You've got a great idea for a program, and you know it could make a real difference. But turning that vision into actual...
For many nonprofits, winning a grant feels like a major victory. But while one successful proposal may provide short-term relief, it rarely guarantees...
Sustainable funding remains one of the most persistent challenges facing nonprofits today. The unpredictable cycle of awarded grants followed by rejections creates an...
How long it takes to write a grant depends on a great many factors. These include the type of grant (government or foundation),...
A persuasive proposal clearly aligns with the funder’s goals, presents a compelling case, and supports it with evidence and impact. Not all grant proposals...
To find foundation funders who truly align with your nonprofit’s mission, start by clearly defining your purpose, researching foundations with similar values, and...
Nonprofits with loyal, long-term supporters tend to thrive. Retaining donors is not only more cost-effective than constantly acquiring new ones, but it also...
Nonprofits win grants by designing programs funders trust. A strong program—not just a good proposal—drives funding success. Grantors prioritize sustainability, measurable impact, and...