GS Insights Archives
At GrantStation, we want to make sure our community is up to speed on what’s happening in the world of philanthropy. This blog features the thoughts and observations of our research staff, our CEO, and guest writers. It gives us the opportunity to share our insights as we research grantmakers and talk with grantseekers.
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Susan Carr spent her career giving hands up rather than handouts. Teaching someone to fish, as the saying goes. But what happens if the pond is polluted?
I recently reviewed the 2026 State of Grantseeking Report and the accompanying Benchmarker data. While the findings are presented as trends and benchmarks, for many of us leading small and…
The story of CHEERS, a Green County, Ohio, nonprofit dedicated to promoting fulfilling lives for adults with developmental disabilities.
Peter Pinney shares advice on fundraising, perseverance, celebrating progress, and sustaining community work.
So you’ve used GrantStation’s database or done your own research to identify great grant opportunities. How do you keep track of all these funding prospects? Here’s a step-by-step guide to staying…
Successful grantwriting requires more than just submitting applications—it demands a comprehensive strategy that aligns with your organization's mission and resources while building sustainable…
Alixandra do Norte reflects on purpose, burnout, and the unseen work that keeps community services running.
When a local law firm provides free services to your nonprofit organization, a restaurant donates catering for your fundraising event, or a tech company contributes computers and…
Fundraising is about more than just getting the money. It’s about supporting your community and making the impossible possible.
With the right approach, your small nonprofit can obtain a grant that helps fund your mission and initiatives, giving you the means to make an impact in your communities. This post will explain…
What happens when an organization doesn’t just hire talent, but intentionally develops it as well?
From organizing “wheelchair parties” to leading fundraising for a historic cemetery, Keith Lampman-Perlman reflects on a career full of lessons in stewardship, presence, and connection.