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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. You might have lost some federal funding, and cuts in federal funding can trickle down to the state and local levels. You may need to make some changes to your fundraising plan and other goals. Always have a plan.

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Get Your Grant-Funded Nonprofit Started in Fundraising

Blackbaud

Grants are an integral lifeline for many nonprofits, providing the necessary funding to launch new initiatives, sustain critical programs, and ensure operational stability. What if that major grant your nonprofit counts on suddenly disappears: How would you continue your mission?

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How to Raise Funds for a New Nonprofit

Get Fully Funded

Launching a new nonprofit is an exhilarating feeling. But big goals cost big money. Figuring out how to fund your vision can feel like a steep mountain to climb. Figuring out how to fund your vision can feel like a steep mountain to climb. Should you fund your work out of your own pocket? Where do you start?

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Adaptive funder strategies for supporting nonprofits in 2025 amid funding uncertainty 

Candid

In 2025, federal and state funding shifts are significantly disrupting the nonprofit sector. Direct grant recipients and organizations reliant on upstream funding are facing paused projects, staff reductions, and program instability; many are struggling to sustain operations.

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How to Apply for Grant Funding Without a Grant Writer

GrantNews

The good news is you can still successfully apply for and receive foundation funding – even without a grant writer. Before diving into applications, you need to understand what foundation funders typically expect: A clear mission and measurable goals A specific funding need (programs, capacity building, capital, etc.)

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Demystifying Grant Attachments: A Complete Guide to Boost Your Funding Success

Millionaire Grant Lady

Even if you know that the potential funding could be enormous for your organization, the process of dealing with so many details can be tedious, time-consuming, and disheartening. IRS Determination Letter: This is a letter from the IRS that states you are a non-profit and that funds given to you are tax deductible.

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Your Online Nonprofit Fundraising Playbook Starts Here

Clairification

Set a Clear, Compelling Goal Online donors aren’t mind readers. That means skipping the vague generalities (“support our mission!”) What happens if you don’t reach the goal? And don’t forget: a compelling goal isn’t just about numbers. Donors want to solve a problem — not fund a budget line item. That’s not just a goal.