Grants.gov outreach materials

There are several tools and documents available to help explain and promote Grants.gov within your organization and among your colleagues and constituents. Please feel free to use these materials as you see fit for this purpose. To request materials, email us at support@grants.gov.

Grants.gov Brochure
A brochure that provides an overview of the benefits of Grants.gov with pertinent information.

Grants.gov Registration Brochure
A handy guide to the three-step process of registering at Grants.gov and submitting grant applications online.

Grants.gov Overview
A PowerPoint presentation about Grants.gov that can be customized to support specific messages for your organization.

Grants.gov Factsheet
A simple, easily-printable, one-page sheet with information about the government impetus behind Grants.gov, and the benefits for the grant community and Federal agencies.

Grants.gov Example Article
A simple, easily-printable, one-page article about Grants.gov that is ideal for a company newsletter or any organizational internal or external communications. Can be tailored to include quotes or information specific to your organization.

Grants.gov Animated Overview
A multimedia presentation explaining Grants.gov with a brief overview of the process of applying for Federal grants online.

Federal Agency Best Practices
Find out how other Federal Agencies are providing information about Grants.gov to their applicants.

Grants.gov Linking Policy
If you are interested in adding a Grants.gov link to your site, please refer to the Grants.gov External Linking Policy, prior to submitting a request to us at support@grants.gov.

Get Started with Grants.gov Webcast
Grants.gov is the only thing you need to apply for all Federal grants. If you're still not sure how to get started - how to obtain a DUNS number, register your organization with CCR, register yourself and get authorized as an AOR — then check out our Get Started with Grants.gov Webcast! Our online tutorial will cover our easy three-step registration process and help you get going with Grants.gov.

“The Grants.gov Support staff are consistently friendly, professional and very helpful, even during the hectic days before our grant deadline. Our questions regarding the multi-step registration process, the PureEdge application packet program, submission errors and final confirmations were all handled correctly on the first try. Most often today, inadequate technical assistance is generally the norm. It is encouraging to know that Grants.gov is a pleasant exception.”

- Mark Briggs, President, Mark Briggs & Associates
Get started with Grants.gov today. It's as easy as 1,2,3.

"Spread the Word" Webcast
Many users across different grant communities are benefiting from easier access to the Federal government via Grants.gov - the single website unifying Federal grants across all Federal grant-making agencies. These communities include state, local and tribal governments, colleges and universities, not-for-profits and research institutions to name a few. Grants.gov continues to seek innovative ways to reach out to these communities.

"We want to get the word out about Grants.gov to as many organizations as possible. General awareness of Grants.gov is building due to marketing efforts and word-of-mouth buzz in the grant community."

- Rebecca Spitzgo, Grants.gov Program Manager
Download the Webcast Presentation and Transcript .

Review Webcast Questions & Answers: April 21st  and March 9th .
The Grants.gov "Spread the Word" Webcast targeted key partners supporting the grant communities ranging from Collaboration Partners and Congressional and Federal Policy Representatives to Agency Grant Program Offices and Grants Management Training Organizations. The purpose of the Webcast was to show different ways to elicit support and promote the understanding of Grants.gov within their grant communities focusing on Grants.gov features, benefits and successes; where Grants.gov is going; and ways to share this information.

Due to overwhelming response from nearly 4,000 partners from the March 9th "Spread the Word" Webcast, Grants.gov hosted a live encore Webcast presentation on April 21st. Along with the rebroadcast of the original aired presentation, the encore presentation included a live program update from the Grants.gov Program Management Team and an extended question and answer session. We encourage you to download and distribute the "Spread the Word" Webcast materials as tools for you to help spread the word to the communities you support.