HayDay Services is bringing you a series of “how-to” articles related to successful grant management. Part 12: Subrecipients & Contractors You’re ready to apply for federal funding, and you know your organization cannot implement the project without outside...
I’ve always disliked the first month on a new job. Not that I don’t like the job or the people, but I never like the feeling of not knowing what I’m doing. And when you have no idea where the restroom is, who to talk to for information, or how the copier works, it’s...
Professional development (or learning and development as it is referred to in the UK) is often the first thing cut when budgets are tight. But what does that mean for fundraisers and grant professionals? We are joined by Cam St Omer-Donaldson with Fundraising...
HayDay Services is bringing you a series of “how-to” articles related to successful grant management. Part 11: Davis Bacon, DBE, and More I’m sure I’ve mentioned this before. The day I was told I was the City of Morrow’s first grants administrator; I had all of one...
To get a grant, you must demonstrate a need. And that need should directly reflect the gaps in programs, services, or other resources that your community needs to thrive. Over the next 12-18 months, federal funding will shift dramatically, and your ability to best...
Any experienced grant professional will tell you: if you don’t have a need for the grant, there is no need to write the grant. A needs assessment (or problem statement) requires data from reputable sources to show community need for your proposed program or project....
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