Grantmaker

I’m a Grantor. What’s a Grant Audit?

What is a grant audit? After a grant is awarded, the grantor should ensure that the money is being spent the way it was intended. A grant audit is a formal check-up on a specific grant-funded project. While a “normal” audit generally looks at all of an organization’s finances, a grant audit only looks at

Audit, Government, Grantmaker

Grant Accounting? What’s That?

When an organization wins a grant, it feels like a massive victory, but that excitement can quickly turn into a heavy responsibility. The shift from managing a general bank account to handling grant money is like moving from a simple family budget to managing a legal contract. While standard business accounting looks at whether a

Grantee, Grantmaker

Understanding How Grants Are Awarded

Getting a grant isn’t just about having a great idea, it’s a high-stakes journey that must be navigated through a complex system. For an organization to win funding, it needs to follow an application, review, and award lifecycle that requires strategy, precision, and a deep understanding of what grantmakers want. The process begins when a

Government, Grantee, Grantmaker, Nonprofit
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