PathFinder

This tool enables users to compare their organization's grantseeking with the grantseeking experience of nonprofit leaders who responded to the The 2023 State of Grantseeking Survey and Report.

This tool presents four common scenarios in nonprofit and funder communications, and discusses how funders and nonprofits can communicate about these issues. (Link will download the PDF file.)

This tool includes a number of solutions for nonprofit organizations in the areas of fundraising and relationship management, marketing and engagement, financial management, payment services, social responsibility, organizational and program management, grant and award management, analytics, and more. 

This article outlines five strategies to build a successful rural grants program.

This article discusses how to build effective relationships with grantmakers via electronic and other forms of communication.

This course covers the key terminology and practices for running a successful capital campaign within a nonprofit organization. Participants will learn about the phases of conducting a capital campaign—evaluation, feasibility study, organization, solicitation, and post-campaign activities—as well as how to avoid common pitfalls. 

This certificate program, offered in French, allows participants to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to exercise the role of director or professional within philanthropic and community organizations. (Information on the program is only available in French of the University of Montreal's website.)

This report explains state charitable solicitation registration requirements. It includes information on common forms of solicitation that may require solicitation, an explanation of the registration forms and processes, how to approach online fundraising requirements, and more.

This article shares one chinchilla's secrets for successful grantseeking.

This article examines revisions to the Office of Management and Budget's uniform guidance, including new language that strengthens awarding agency authority and sets strict expectations for closeout for federal agencies, pass-through entities, and recipients.