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How to Apply for Federal Grants |
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How to Get a Grant? What's Most Important? |
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Funding Sources
The Grantsmanship Center'ssm Local Funding Sources include:
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The Grantsmanship Center'ssm Federal Funding Sources
The Federal government is still the biggest of all the grantmakers. However, much of the federal grant budget moves to the states through formula and block grants. From there it is up to the states to decide how to use the money.
Should they keep some of it to operate their own programs? Should they redistribute these funds through grants or contracts? Each agency of government has its own systems and procedures, so you are wise to identify the principal federal agency that funds your type of work and track the distribution from Washington, DC down to your locality. This way you can begin the process of prospecting for federal funding.
Federal Register Grant Announcements | FirstGov |
Grants.gov | FirstGov for Nonprofits |
The Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance | FedWorld |
2007 Federal Budget Analysis | Agencies That Provide Grants |
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The Grantsmanship Center'ssm International Funding Sources
Grantmaking Foundations and Corporate Giving Programs with stated interest in each of the following regions:
Africa | Europe |
Asia, Australia, New Zealand, & Pacific Islands | Mexico, Central America, Caribbean, & South America |
Canada | Middle East |
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