What support resources exist?
- Grant Resource Center
- Searchable computer database of current grant opportunities
- Reference library of funding sources, fundraising strategies, and
books on writing grants
- Funding
Update, a monthly newsletter listing current grant
- Workshops on how to write grants
- Foundation Center —
Online gateway to the world of foundation grants
- Comprehensive FAQs on a wide range of nonprofit topics
- Foundation Finder – free basic info on U.S. grantmakers
- Foundation Directory Online — searchable database of 91,000 U.S.
foundations and corporate donors (subscription)
- Excellent publications (also available for use at locations
across the country)
- Workshops on a variety of fundraising topics
- Short Course on Proposal Writing
- CompassPoint
- Workshops on writing grants, developing budgets, etc.
- Nonprofit Development Library: publications and FAQs for grantseekers
- Consulting services
for Northern California nonprofits
- Nonprofit
Genie offers free FAQs written by leading experts from around the country, on topics ranging
from fundraising to strategic planning to
starting your own nonprofit
- Grassroots Fundraising
Journal
- Each issue offers practical, how-to instruction on fundraising
strategies such as direct mail, special events, major gift campaigns,
and online fundraising. Published bimonthly (subscription; sliding
scale).
- Free monthly e-newsletter, downloadable articles, and other resources
- Consultant Directory
- The Grantsmanship Center
- Downloadable publications (most $3-$5)
- Grantsmanship training
- Daily federal grant announcements
- Indexes of funding sources
- GrantDomain: government, foundation and corporate funding sources
- FREE (Federal Resources of Educational Excellence)
- Teaching and Learning Resources from federal agencies
- Subjects include: arts & music; health and physical education;
history and social studies; language arts; math; science; and special
collections
- Resources from the Library of
Congress, National Archives, Smithsonian, NSF, NASA, the National
Endowments for the Humanities and Arts, and dozens of other federal
agencies.
Date last updated: July 23, 2008
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