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Grantseeking Solo: Securing Awards With Limited Staff
Join GrantStation President Alice Ruhnke for a new event hosted by TechSoup!
This free webinar is on Tuesday, February 13, 2024, 2 PM - 3 PM EST.
Webinar Spotlight
Wednesday, February 14, 2024, at 2 PM EST
Are you thinking about jumping into federal grants? There are two essential ingredients of every successful federal grant proposal: preparation and early planning. During this webinar, Alice Ruhnke will show you how to research federal funding opportunities and develop the initial strategies needed to craft competitive federal grant applications.
Partner Spotlight
Peak Proposals has the goal of helping grantwriters and staff at nonprofit organizations build their skills in the areas of identifying potential funders, managing the proposal process, and writing competitive proposals. Through sharing affordable, easy-to-implement tools and approaches, Peak Proposals strives to help organizations of all sizes and budgets master the skills of grantwriting and proposal management so they can fund the important work they are doing to improve lives and communities.
Peak Proposals is a GrantStation Membership Value Program Partner.
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GS Insights: Blog
By Logan Foote
Forging a strong bond with your community is in the best interest of your nonprofit. Why? You likely serve constituents in the community and lean on it for volunteers and financial support. Being active in the community and finding ways to engage community members can not only aid in fundraising, but also help spread awareness of your organization’s mission and important work.
Partner Depot - AARP
Are you a nonprofit founder 50 and older?
The AARP Purpose Prize® award celebrates people 50 and older who are using their life experience to make a difference. Through this annual award, AARP celebrates a new story of aging—one full of meaningful impact and limitless possibilities.
Winners who have founded a 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization will win $50,000 for their organization. They will also have access to a number of technical supports and resources to help broaden their organizations’ impact. The call for applications ends February 29, 2024. See rules and apply.
Partner Depot - TD Bank
$7 million in grants is being awarded to affordable housing providers or other nonprofit organizations across the Bank’s footprint that support initiatives aiming to increase access to independent living for marginalized community members.
Some examples of preferred programs include (but are not limited to) Rapid Re-housing, Housing First, Permanent Supportive Housing, and Transitional Housing.
Grants ranging from $150,000 to $250,000 will be available to eligible organizations with competitive proposals that demonstrate positive impact and sustainable long-term solutions towards addressing affordable housing for the most disadvantaged populations.
For more information, visit the TD Bank website.
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Are you a changemaker working to promote economic justice in the United States? If so, you may want to attend the Just Economy Conference taking place in Washington, DC, from April 2 to 4, 2024. Hosted by the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, this conference is a national event for community, policy, government, and business leaders who want a nation that not only promises but delivers opportunities for all Americans to build wealth and live well. National and local luminaries, visionaries, and changemakers gather to network, share ideas, learn, and ask hard questions to chart out a better future.
National Funding Spotlight
The Disabled American Veterans Charitable Service Trust is dedicated to one purpose: empowering veterans to lead high-quality lives with respect and dignity. The Trust provides grants to nonprofit organizations located in the United States that offer programs assisting America's sick and injured veterans and their families. Learn more about the funding guidelines and application process.
This is a sample of the thousands of searchable grantmaker profiles available to Members!
Local Funding Spotlight
The Joseph Robert Foundation provides support to organizations and individuals located in Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington, DC. The Foundation’s areas of interest include visual arts, animal welfare, and the environment and sustainable resources management. Learn more about the funding guidelines and application process.
This is a sample of the thousands of searchable grantmaker profiles available to Members!
Canadian Funding Spotlight
Paul Barber Foundation (PBF) looks to improve the lives of Canadians through the support of transformational, life-changing programs being provided by registered Canadian charities. PBF's 2024 female leadership and empowerment grant opportunity aims to promote gender equality for women, girls, and gender diverse people in professional settings where they are currently underrepresented. Learn more about the funding guidelines and application process.
This is a sample of the thousands of searchable grantmaker profiles available to Members!
International Funding Spotlight
The World's Best School Prizes, an initiative of T4 Education, celebrate the stories and share the expertise of schools that are transforming the lives of the next generation and making a real difference to their communities. Prizes are awarded to schools that have developed expertise in five key areas: community collaboration, environmental action, innovation, overcoming adversity, and supporting healthy lives. Learn more about the prize guidelines and application process.
This is a sample of the thousands of searchable grantmaker profiles available to Members!