Before applying for any grant, make sure you’re prepared. You need clear goals, proper registration, a simple budget, proof of work, and a plan for how funds will be used. Most applications fail because people apply before they’re fully ready. Are you grant-ready right now?

National Opportunities — Available throughout the U.S. Grant Support for Childhood Food AccessShare Our Strength’s No Kid Hungry campaign funds schools and community organizations working to ensure children have consistent access to healthy meals. Empowering People Living with Blindness or Low VisionThrough its Service for Sight Grants, the Delta Gamma Foundation supports nonprofit organizations working to enhance the quality of life for people living with blindness or low vision. Aspen Institute Launches $60M Challenge to Improve Workplace EquityThe Workplace Innovation Now (WIN) Challenge seeks bold, scalable ideas that help women thrive and create better workplaces for everyone.

Today reminds us to appreciate the impact we can make in our communities. For nonprofits, highlighting this impact in grant applications can help secure support and resources to continue meaningful work. What is one way your organization has made a difference this year that you are thankful for?

Good morning Family 🫶 What can you say about your Grant process or journey?? Let's share ideas

Many nonprofits apply for grants again and again but never get selected. Most of the time it’s not because their mission isn’t meaningful. It’s usually because the application doesn’t clearly show community impact, organizational structure, or readiness to use the funds. Funders want to see a solid plan, clear goals, and proof that your nonprofit can actually deliver the results it promises. Understanding these small details can make a big difference in getting noticed. Which part of your grant process do you think needs the most improvement right now?