This folder contains materials from selected webinars, workshops and live training events (including powerpoints,handouts, notebooks, etc.)

Offical government catalog of all Faith-Based grant opportunities

This 10 page booklet has helpful information about forming your 501c3

Writing a grant proposal is challenging and sometimes intimidating. Some individuals may actually prefer giving public speeches to putting a grant proposal together. The challenge is to convince complete strangers that the project you represent will put their money to good use. The intimidation often comes from a fear of the unknown, like success or rejection. The objective of this article is to discuss grant proposal basics. Following is how to approach grant writing

Many opportunities exist today for congregations to seek public funding to underwrite their social service programs. But competing for government dollars is a new experience for many. How can you know whether your congregation is ready? Faith leaders can use the questions below to help them consider whether it is appropriate for them to compete for public funding

Offical government catalog of all Faith-Based grant opportunities

State by State break down of Faith Based Funding

Toolkit for Faith-based Organizations

How to partner with the Federal Government

Compendium of Research Papers presented at the Faith-Based and Community Initiatives Conference on Research, Outcomes, and Evaluation

This resource provides 9 key things you must consider when writing grant proposals.

Protecting the Civil Rights and Religious Liberty ofFaith-Based Organizations

This budget format is useful for planning both governmental and private grants.

This toolkit outlines how faith-based and community organizations can make a difference by establishing strategic partnerships with local businesses

120 page resource for Faith-Based organizations provided by the office of Faith Based Initiative