If the phrase grant audit makes your stomach drop, you are not alone. For many nonprofits, audits and site visits feel like surprise inspections. Someone is coming to look under the hood, and you are not sure what they are going to find. Here is the truth. Audits and site visits are not punishments. They are part of the lifecycle of well managed grant funding. And when you are prepared, they can actually strengthen your relationship with a funder instead of damaging it. Think

Grant writing doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With the right approach—and a little practice—you can build the skills to consistently secure funding for your nonprofit.

When it comes to securing funding for your nonprofit, grant writing can make or break your chances. A well-written grant proposal is more than a formality.

Writing a grant proposal has a reputation: dense, intimidating, and often exhausting. But the truth is, it’s not legislative writing—it’s...

Ignoring your Grant System is costing you money and time.

Grant Preparedness I get it. Organizing your electronic grant files seems trivial, given all the other pressing things to do on your...