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Is your nonprofit organization ‘grant-ready’? 

Candid

But before you start seeking a grant, ask yourself: Is your organization really ready? Before you get started Here are some basics you should be aware of before applying for grants: First, getting a grant is a labor- and time-intensive process. You may need to present your overall operating budget and audited financial statements.

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#5 Capital Campaign Readiness: Three Questions Your Early Case for Support Must Answer

Gail Perry Group

Ready to turn your campaign goals into reality? You are not ready. Numbers can tell a strong story, if you present them carefully. So, make sure that your capital projections and budgets are rock-solid. Be honest about what’s going on and what’s needed – as you present it in numerical form. But not yet!

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Earn a Stamp of Approval on Your Grant Application!

GrantNews

Unfeasible Budget: The higher the funding amount, the more stringent the rules. Missing Items: Have all documentation ready and attached before you submit. These are typically things like a budget, a list of board members, and letters of support. The best course of action is to always ensure you meet eligibility requirements.

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Get Your Grant-Funded Nonprofit Started in Fundraising

Blackbaud

If you’re ready to move beyond grants, let’s get started! Even if it feels overwhelming at first, break it down into essential steps: Setting goals Identifying potential donors Defining your message Starting with a well-conceived plan helps you clarify goals, outline specific actions, and define your budget to achieve your goals.

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Smart Solutions: How Technology is Empowering Nonprofits

Grant Writer Team

GrantWriterTeam offers a solution by connecting nonprofits with experienced grant writers ready to help craft winning proposals. They focus on helping nonprofits maximize their limited resources, bringing specialized knowledge in grant writing, budgeting, and project presentation.

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GivingUSA 2024 | What Small Nonprofits Need to Know

Pamela Grow

And a budget for it. Important: If yours is a small, community-based nonprofit AND is grant-ready, consider outsourcing. Clay Buck, CFRE, joins us to present Focus on What Matters (A data-inspired look at setting fundraising priorities). Important: Invest in donor stewardship and reliable data. Retain staff. This one is key.

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Five Tips to Improve Your Grant Writing and Write Grants Better

Think and Ink Grants

Provide access to presenters who can serve as resources when challenges arise. Each participant leaves with a completed grant template, ready to secure funding for their organization. provides grant writing training and discounted services to underserved 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations with budgets of less than $3 million.