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How Is Your Nonprofit Doing This Year, and How You Can Make Improvements If You’re Behind In Your Goals

Ann Green's Nonprofit

The midpoint of the year is a good time to see if you’re meeting your fundraising and communications goals. For this post, I’m assuming your fiscal year is the same as the calendar year. You might have lost some federal funding, and cuts in federal funding can trickle down to the state and local levels.

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Being the Sole Grant Writer in an Organization

Lightning Fast Grant Writing

Clarify Expectations Early Meet with leadership to define realistic goals: How many grants per quarter? Create and Maintain a Grant Calendar Use a master calendar to track all deadlines and milestones. Share this calendar with leadership so they understand your capacity and upcoming workload. What types of funders?

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When Leadership Doesn’t “Get” Grants: How to Survive (and Even Thrive)

Lightning Fast Grant Writing

Create an annual grants calendar that shows: Priority funders Application deadlines Target ask amounts Estimated notification dates This transforms you from a grant chaser to a grants strategist. Frame grant work as part of larger goals: scaling services, diversifying funding, or expanding reach. So dont just write grants.

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Grant-Seeking Tips for Grant Researchers: Down the Rabbit Hole

GrantNews

Securing funding is vital for critical programs to flourish. While nonprofits do not focus on profit, financing operations is still essential for a nonprofit to accomplish its goals. There are many ways to generate funding, like selling merchandise, silent auctions, charity events, fundraisers, and more. However, there is help!

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Overcome Overhead with Strategies to Reassure Potential Donors

GrantNews

Sadly, even with this outreach funding can still be challenging for nonprofits. Because of this, GrantWatch lists grant funding opportunities for nonprofits and businesses to help them locate funding to cover overhead expenses. Of course, the end goal is to increase donations. Grant funding supports operating costs.

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How to Make Every Dollar Count: Smarter Funding for Nonprofits

GrantNews

Funding for nonprofits is always a concern, and in today’s financial landscape, securing funding can be daunting. With the help of GrantWatch and strategic financial planning, nonprofits maximize their impact, attract new funding, and grow with confidence. Set realistic goals and systematically reevaluate your strategies.

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Want to Hit Your Annual Fund Goal? Start With This Donor Retention Strategy

Gail Perry Group

As the end of your fiscal year approaches, theres one question on every CEO and board members mind: Will we hit our annual fund goal or fall short? If your nonprofit runs on a July 1June 30 calendar, youre likely in full year-end sprint mode. Why leadership annual fund donors? And all eyes are on the bottom line.