Resources
Here’s a sampling of websites that will help you start learning about writing grant proposals. You will note that many of these sites have their own links pages that list numerous additional resources for nonprofit organizations.
Communication Mark Workshop Resources
If you have participated in a workshop presented by Communication Mark these materials will enrich your workshop experience.
Upcoming Workshops
Grant Writing Fundamentals – Feb 13, 2020, 9am-4pm
Alliance for Better Nonprofits
From Outputs to Impact – Sep 10, 2020, 1-4pm
Alliance for Better Nonprofits
Grant Writing Fundamentals – Nov 17, 2020, 9am-4pm
Additional Resources
Foundation Center Free online proposal writing tutorials and many other resources. Visit Site >
Charity Channel Articles and books for people working with non-profits. Visit Site >
Grant Proposals Tons of free advice, plus samples of well-written inquiry letters and proposals, advice from funders and more. Visit Site >
Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance Very useful for finding government programs which will support your cause. Visit Site >
Proposal Writing A good page for proposal writing links located on consultant Deborah Kluge’s site. Visit Site >
Grants.gov A site established by the government to inform people about government grants. An especially useful feature allows you to have updates and announcements regarding specific programs sent to your e-mail address. Visit Site >
GuideStar A site which provides free information and tax records for many nonprofits. Hint: view foundation tax returns for information on who they have funded. Visit Site >
Learner Associates Another short, free online course teaching proposal writing basics. Visit Site >
AFP The Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) website. Visit Site >
AFP – WNC The site for the Western NC Chapter of AFP. Visit Site >
Nonprofits Online 2.0 A wide assortment of free or very inexpensive resources to assist nonprofit organization employees, including deep discounts, useful online tools, tips on accessing data to make your fundraising case, and much more. Posted by Mark Goldstein of Communication Mark. Visit Site >
