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How Government Grants Are Changing Grant-Making Policies

GrantNews

Billions of dollars in Federal grants are awarded each year for programs and projects that benefit the public. To illustrate, On January 5, 2023, the bipartisan supported Food Donation Improvement Act (FDIA) was signed into law. In truth, this is one of the many reasons GrantWatch lists grants for nonprofits and businesses alike.

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What are Matching Grants and Why You Should Want Them

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Though there are challenges to meeting the criteria in order to apply for matching grants, the end result can yield a much greater return on the time and effort you put into writing and submitting this kind of grant proposal. Primary consideration for Foundation funding will be for proposals utilizing matching grants.

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Are 501(c)(4) Organizations Eligible for Grants?

Grant Writer Team

Securing funding for your cause requires time, strategy, and a strong grant proposal. Furthermore, it is vital to read and re-read your grant application before submission to guarantee the grant-maker receives a compelling proposal from your organization. However, donations are not tax-deductible for donors.

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Grant Proposals: Problem or Needs Statement

GrantNews

It’s important to create a problem or needs statement before you write an effective proposal. To that end, we hope the following information helps you to better understand its importance when preparing your grant proposal. The functionality of your problem or needs statement is as the primary driver of your grant proposal.

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Where Does Grant Funding Come From?

GrantNews

Foundations are funded through donations, wills, bequests, fundraising, earned income, and memberships. Board members determine how funds are distributed, but some donations come with restrictions based on the donors wishes. Applications require detailed proposals outlining how the funds will benefit the community.

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Where Are Your Donations Coming From?

Greater Giving

For example, one nonprofit could receive forty percent of their funding through donations from individuals, thirty percent from corporate sponsorships, and thirty percent through grants, while another organization could receive all their funding through a major donor program. Donations from Individuals. Federated Funds. Major Donors.

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4 Corporate Sponsorships Nonprofits Should Seek

Grant Writer Team

Did you know that corporations sometimes provide in-kind support grants by donating promotional items to help enrich your mission? For example, if you are awarded 15 computers, website design services, or healthy food rather than funding, nonprofits can then redistribute funding to operational costs. #3: But, it can be expensive.