Welcome to GrantStation

GrantStation Status Announcement

 

We understand the challenges being faced by nonprofits, educational organizations, and individuals across the globe. To help during this unprecedented time we have launched a COVID-19 Related Funding page. We will also include new grants targeting COVID-19 issues in the weekly GrantStation Insider newsletter. Plus, as a longstanding cloud company, we are fully resourced to serve our Members who may be focusing on grantseeking instead of event fundraising due to the growing needs in communities in the U.S. and abroad. As always, our staff is working diligently to provide you with high quality and accurate information about grantmakers across the globe.

Please know that GrantStation Members, as well as our partners and subscribers, are foremost in our minds.

-The GS Team
 

The 2020 State of Grantseeking Report Is Here!

State of Grantseeking


The free State of Grantseeking Report spotlights recent developments in funding so that organizations can be more strategic in their grantseeking.

The results serve as valuable analytics tools for organizations to review their grantseeking efforts, report on performance, and plan for the future. The benchmarks suggest reasonable levels of funding to expect for an organization based on median awards by organizational budget and mission. This leading-edge information is key data for all organizations.

Download your free report today!

Webinar Spotlight

Writing Capacity Building Grants


Writing Capacity Building Grants

Capacity building grants are unique. While many best practices in writing operational or program grant requests apply to developing capacity building grant requests, there are some critical differences that need to be addressed to create the strongest application possible.

During the 90-minute webinar, Alice Ruhnke will define and discuss the fundamentals of capacity building grant requests, highlight the key components that differ from "regular" grants, and outline ways to identify funders who provide capacity building grants.

Partner Spotlight

The Association for Animal Welfare Advancement


The Association for Animal Welfare Advancement

The Association for Animal Welfare Advancement is a professional network that develops and promotes industry best practices, cultivates collaboration, and brings out the best in animal welfare leaders. The Association is the only international society of leaders actively leading and managing community animal shelters and animal control agencies. Our members collaborate to rescue, shelter, rehabilitate, and find good homes for animals.

The Association is a founder of and leader in The North American Coalition for COVID-19 Response with nearly 40 veterinary and animal welfare leaders from Canada, Australia, and the United States. See our Shelter Toolkit for COVID-19 response.

The Association for Animal Welfare Advancement is a GrantStation Membership Value Program Partner. Learn more about MVP.

Tracks to Success

Finding Positives in the Negative During COVID-19


Finding Positives in the Negative During COVID-19
By Sid Davis

The COVID-19 pandemic has in a short span of time sent our world into flux. Nobody knows what its final shape will be, but with social contact limited, events have been cancelled, spending patterns have changed, and people’s personal priorities have radically shifted. No sector of society is immune, certainly not the nonprofit sector. Charitable organizations have lost fundraiser revenue, seen volunteer networks disrupted, and been forced to cut back or shutter programs. Most of the organizations still operating have dispersed their paid staff to work from home.

Partner Depot

Grant Professionals Association Annual Conference

Grant Professionals Association Annual Conference

GPA’s Annual Conference brings over 900 grant professionals together for an event full of learning and networking opportunities. Grant professionals gather to exchange strategies, solutions, resources, and more. With almost three days of learning, growing, and finding inspiration, attendees are equipped with a year’s worth of support for their daily responsibilities as grant professionals.

The Grant Professionals Association invites you to join us in November at the highlight of the year for the grant industry!

Pathfinder

We did the research for you! Browse our library of quality resources, including profiles of books and articles, courses and degree programs, and workshops and tools, all designed to help you develop your career path as a grants professional.

2020 Points of Light Conference


2020 Points of Light Conference

Are you looking to gain some professional inspiration while social distancing? If so, you are in luck, as this year’s Points of Light Conference has transitioned to an online format. Held from June 10 to 12, 2020, this conference brings together nonprofit, government, business, and civic leaders to collaborate and share the knowledge and resources needed to galvanize the power of people to create change. The new online format opens the opportunity for global access to knowledge and best practice sharing relevant both prior to and through recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

National Funding Alert

May 21, 2020
Classics for Kids Foundation
Classics for Kids Foundation
The Classics for Kids Foundation offers matching grants to K-12 schools and nonprofit organizations throughout the U.S. to help purchase stringed instruments. 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 Alert

May 21, 2020
Cape Fear Memorial Foundation
Cape Fear Memorial Foundation
The Cape Fear Memorial Foundation's primary purpose is to serve the health and medical needs of the people of southeastern North Carolina, including Brunswick, Columbus, Duplin, Pender, and New Hanover counties. 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 Alert

May 14, 2020
Ontario Arts Foundation: Elizabeth L. Gordon Art Program
Ontario Arts Foundation: Elizabeth L. Gordon Art Program
The Ontario Arts Foundation is committed to working towards the increased stability of the arts infrastructure in Ontario. The Elizabeth L. Gordon Art Program assists public art galleries and museums in Ontario to grow their permanent collections, increase the public’s knowledge of collecting and permanent collections, and support community engagement between a gallery or museum and its local community. 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 Alert

May 21, 2020
Inclusive Conservation Initiative
Inclusive Conservation Initiative
The Inclusive Conservation Initiative, a project of the Global Environment Facility, aims to support indigenous peoples and local communities in their continuing efforts to safeguard Earth’s natural ecosystems, recognizing the historical roles they have played in nature conservation. Learn more about the funding guidelines and application process.
This is a sample of the thousands of searchable grantmaker profiles available to Members!