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COVID-19 and Grant Resources
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic the Newburgh Library is currently offering reduced access to the Public. 25 patrons may enter the library and use our computers for 60 minutes. During that time you will have full access to the FOUNDATION DIRECTORY ONLINE Professional, Candid's (formerly Foundation Center) flagship database of grants and grant makers.
We are also pleased to be able to announce that Candid has temporarily allowed us to provide off-site access to their:
FOUNDATION DIRECTORY ONLINE Essential
This database gives our patron access to profiles of 103,000 grantmakers, with the capability of searching their 990 forms for further information about the grantmakers.
Beginning on March 25, 2021, Candid will require patrons to create an account when they access FDO Essential, which they will then use whenever they return to the database. This will allow them to store information and useful searches onsite, between visits. However, access will be restricted to one, 24 hour period each month. When patrons log into their accounts, they will be given a 24 "Day Pass" allowing them to use the database remotely within a 24 hour window, and the system will track their remaining access time for them. After the 24 hours, the system will show them them the next time when they can access the system and receive another Day Pass., which will be every 30 days.
If you have questions you can email us at nflref@rcls.org.
Finding Funding Sources
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Grants Resource ListA list of grant sources for both non-profit and for-profit organizations, compiled by the Newburgh Free Library
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New York State Grants GatewayThe unified access portal for information regarding state grant opportunities
Funding for Education
Grant/Fundraising/Nonprofit News
The Foundation Center
The Newburgh Free Library is a Foundation Center Funding Information Network partner. We offer a variety of free resources that provide funding information to the non-profit and individual grantseeking public.
In addition to the two online databases listed below, the Library has a collection of books, periodicals and videos that cover such topics as grants, foundations, grant proposal writing, non-profit management, and fundraising
Librarians are available to assist you in your funding-related research whenever the Library is open. For help, please feel free to stop by the Reference Desk or call 563-3625.
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Foundation Directory Online Professional - Newburgh
FDO makes it easy to turn foundations into funders. It’s the only resource you need to search for the foundations most likely to give you grants and manage your prospects through to funding.
Funded by the Newburgh Free Library.
For Use in the Library Only.
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Grants to Individuals by Candid - Newburgh
Details on funders that provide scholarships, fellowships, grants, and a wide range of financial support to individuals.
Funded by the Newburgh Free Library
For Use in the Library Only.
Writing a Grant Proposal
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Resources for Proposal WritingResources from Foundation Center
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Documents Check-List for Writing a ProposalA 3 part blog from Foundation Center
Fundraising
Selected Books Available at the Newburgh Free Library
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Grant Writing by Call Number: GRANT 658.15 MEAISBN: 9781542357258Publication Date: 2017-01-09Grant Writing For Beginners!The Right Way To Write Successful Grant Proposals & Start Raising FundsAre You Ready To Learn ALL About Grant Writing? If So You've Come To The Right Place...Here's A Preview Of What This Book Contains... An Introduction To Grants So What Actually Is A Grant? What Grantmakers Want The Keys to Writing a Great Grant Proposal Non-Profit Grant Application Writing For Profit Grant Application Writing Stages of Grant Acceptance Coming Back from Failure And Much, Much More! -
The Grant Writing and Funding Coach by Call Number: GRANT 658.15 GRIISBN: 9781770402881Publication Date: 2017-05-23The Grant Writing and Funding Coach is a framework for you to present your project in a clear and confident style, establish a rapport with funders and succeed with your proposal. It reveals how individuals, non-profits, local governments, and community organizations build bridges with funders.In this small but powerful book, you'll find short narrative and budget summaries for your review and checklists for staying organized while you're going through the application process. Both traditional and non-traditional methods of funding are explored by an experienced entrepreneur and community leader. Griffiths helps readers find, apply for, and get grants. She also looks at various forms of crowd-funding and walks you through a crowdfunding campaign, as well as online auctions and other innovative ways of funding projects and organizations. The message is simple -- believe in your project and funders will too!
These books and many other resources are available from the Newburgh Free Library. To find other books, use the Library Catalog search box just below.
Library Catalog
Use the above box to search for additional books from the Newburgh Free Library and the RCLS Library System.