After the Grant: The Nonprofit's Guide to Good Stewardship
Congratulations on getting that grant you worked so hard for! Now what? Just released, the Foundation Center's After the Grant is the only book of its kind written on the topic of what should happen after a grant is awarded. It addresses each step in the grant cycle, from the award letter to meetings with funders to securing the renewal. In it, veteran fundraisers and foundation executives offer critical insights from both sides of the grantor-grantee equation on how grant recipients can best manage, communicate, and report on funded programs, cementing their relationship with funders.
Philanthropy Chat: Benton Murphy of the Community Foundation for the National Capital Region Discusses Letters of Intent/Inquiry
Washington, DC
April 8, 2010
Benton Murphy, program officer for the Community Foundation for the National Capital Region, explains how grantees can create a Letter of Intent/Inquiry (LOI) that meets the requirements of the Washington Regional Association Grantmakers Common Grant Application process.
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Philanthropy Chat: Benton Murphy of the Community Foundation for the National Capital Region Discusses the Common Grant Application
Washington, DC
April 8, 2010
Benton Murphy joins us again to explain how grantees can create a proposal that meets the requirements of the Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers Common Grant Application process.
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What You Need to Know About Fiscal Sponsorships
Rachel Epps Spears, Executive Director, Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta (55:13) Atlanta, GA
July 22, 2009
Congratulations on getting that grant you worked so hard for! Now what? Just released, the Foundation Center's After the Grant is the only book of its kind written on the topic of what should happen after a grant is awarded. It addresses each step in the grant cycle, from the award letter to meetings with funders to securing the renewal. In it, veteran fundraisers and foundation executives offer critical insights from both sides of the grantor-grantee equation on how grant recipients can best manage, communicate, and report on funded programs, cementing their relationship with funders.
Benton Murphy, program officer for the 
