Grants.gov
Grants.gov is the forerunner in information on government funding opportunities. It was established as part of the President's 2002 Fiscal Year Management Agenda to improve government services to the public. Grants.gov contains information on over 1000 grant programs awarding approximately 400 billions dollars annually.
There are many different types of organizations that are eligible to apply for these grants; government, education, public housing and non-profit organizations. With some restrictions even for profit organizations and individuals can apply.
Grants.gov has already received over 100,000 submissions for 2008 and are continuously working to simplify the grant process as well as strengthen communication with grantees.
So what can you do to make sure your submission is noticed? Grants.gov has a few tips.
Visit www.grants.gov for more information.
There are many different types of organizations that are eligible to apply for these grants; government, education, public housing and non-profit organizations. With some restrictions even for profit organizations and individuals can apply.
Grants.gov has already received over 100,000 submissions for 2008 and are continuously working to simplify the grant process as well as strengthen communication with grantees.
So what can you do to make sure your submission is noticed? Grants.gov has a few tips.
- Remember to register early.
You must be registered and have a Grants.gov ID and password to apply for opportunities.
- Make sure you have Grants.gov compatible software.
- Submit your application package only once.
Visit www.grants.gov for more information.
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