Grant Articles & News
Why You Need a Grants Nerd On Your Team
If you don’t know her at this point, you’ve probably heard her on one of our many webinars breaking down the ins and outs of government grants.
Project Methodology: A Grant Proposal’s Plan of Attack
Having a clear description of the methods that will be used to accomplish your project objectives will make a strong application even more competitive.
Top 5 Grants You Should Know About for Black History Month
To celebrate Black History Month, we wanted to round up some of the most important funding sources for Black entrepreneurs, businesses, historical sites, and communities.
Law Enforcement Grants: The Four Main Types of Grant Funding
As a law enforcement professional who may be new to grant seeking, you may find yourself bombarded by a seemingly endless assortment of law enforcement grants.
Important AFG News: Registration Process Change in SAM.gov
Beginning on April 27, 2018, ALL entities renewing or updating their registration at www.SAM.gov will be required to submit an original, signed notarized letter confirming the authorized Entity Administrator associated with the DUNS number before the registration is activated.
Federal vs. Foundation Funding – Embrace Them Both
Public vs. private funding, which shall it be? Government grants offer the biggest jackpots, but are labor-intensive. Foundation grants offer smaller rewards, but are less time-consuming. Let’s look at the major pros and cons of each.
Evaluation Measures 101: Outcomes vs. Outputs
In my early years of writing competitive grant applications, I always wrote the outcomes. When the logic model (reference link below) was created by United Way of America for its member affiliates, a new measurement emerged: outputs.
Grant Basics: Competitive, Formula, and Continuation Applications
If you're new to grant writing, this article can help you determine the similarities and differences among competitive, formula (or non-competitive), and continuation funding.
How to Acquire Awarded Federal Grant Applications
Grant program solicitations often provide great detail regarding what is required for an application. But writing it can be a bit like composing an essay for a teacher you've never had before: It’s not clear what communication style may appeal to the reviewer, and what unspoken points are of particular importance. Wouldn’t it be nice to have a copy of an A+ essay as a model to go by?
Top 3 Things to Know Before Applying for a Grant
Once you’re interested in a grant, there are a few steps you should take before you organize your team to apply.