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Helpful Websites

If you like to "do it yourself," take advantage of the information you'll find on these helpful websites.

These online resources will help you to learn more about the philanthropic sector, stay abreast of industry news and find potential grant opportunities for your nonprofit.


The industry's news source, updated with daily news and sector data.

 

Resources for grantseekers and grantmakers, including free 990 search and answers to dozens of FAQsabout grants and grantseeking.

 

Your source to find and apply for federal grants. Grants.gov does not provide personal financial assistance. To learn where you may find personal help, check Government Benefits, Student Loans and Small Business Start-Up Loans.

 

A membership program that provides resources for grantseekers, including information about federal grant programs, state funding agencies as well as U.S. and international grantmakers.

 

A free database that provides access to more than 1.8 million nonprofits' 990s. A premium (paid) service is also available.

 

A daily news service from the Foundation Center, including news, RFPs and a nonprofit job board.

 

Featured Blog Post

"Let's Talk Nonprofit" is a blog by Third Sector Consulting that addresses common questions that nonprofits have. Ready? Great! Let's Talk Nonprofit.

Anatomy of a Stellar Thank You Letter
Here are some simple truths: When you give someone a gift, you expect them to say "thank you." And when a donor makes a contribution to your nonprofit, you should always say thank you. In writing. It doesn't have to be handwritten. It could be a typed letter. Or even email. Whatever medium you choose, your "thank you" should have some basic elements. Follow these four simple steps and you'll take your thank you letters from average to All Star! (read more)