GrantStation's 20th Anniversary - Celebrate With Us!

Welcome to our 20th anniversary celebration! On this page you can read all about the activities we’re planning for our anniversary year, beginning with our cartoon series, The Non-Profiteers. Along with following the adventures of the Non-Profiteers, you will find information about our anniversary events, learn how to enter our contests, hear from our founder and community partners, and more.

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Learn more about the Non-Profiteers! 

 

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Tracks to Success

Throughout 2019 many of our long-time associates, partners, and supporters will share their thoughts on what GrantStation means to them.


The Spirit of Connection and Building Relationships

Christine Richardson of North Kohala Community Resource Center in Hawi, Hawai’i, has been a Member since 2003, so I wanted to gain insights from her years in grantseeking.

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Back in 1999 the Internet as we currently know it was vastly different. Websites were much simpler and were only expected to load on your dial-up modem, and not be graphically appealing. As the Internet evolved over the years, the GrantStation logo and overall look also changed... in some cases drastically! This video will give you an inside glance at how our online image has progressed and matured.

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Big Data

Twenty years ago GrantStation was born in a cabin in the wilderness. Throughout this anniversary year, CEO and Founder Cynthia Adams will look at the company's history from 1999 to today.


The Beginning—Big Data

Steve Schellong came to Alaska in 1993 seeking new experiences and adventures in the mountains and wilderness. It turns out that one of his greatest adventures was launching GrantStation.

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Congratulations to our recent GrantStation Membership winner:

Red Bank Public Library

The Red Bank Public Library, established in 1878, is a vibrant institution that enriches life in the community by providing books and other materials for recreation and self education, free access to technology, and cultural and informational programs that enable people to come together, share ideas and information and pursue lifelong learning.

Learn more on their website: RedBankLibrary.org

Become our next winner by entering today!

 

 

 

 

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