Grants.gov - Find and Apply
From Library Staff - November 5, 2008
If you haven't recently visited grants.gov--you should!
Grants.gov is making it easier than ever to find and apply for federal grants. The website has many new updated tools for searching as well as many helpful tutorials to get you on your way.
This is a great checklist to get you started with what you will need to find and apply for grants.
http://grants.gov/assets/Organization_Steps_Complete_Registration.pdf
Your first step is to apply and receive a DUNS number so that you can begin the application process. This process can take up to 14 days so take some time to apply for your number well in advance of a grant deadline. The user guide leads you easily through the process.
Organization Registration User Guide: http://grants.gov/assets/OrgRegUserGuide.pdf
Applying for Grants - Adobe Reader Overview: http://grantsgov.tmp.com/static2007/flash/AdobeReaderApplicationTutorial_skin.swf
Please be sure to sign-up for the newsletter to stay updated with any new changes to the website and application process.
http://grants.gov/applicants/email_subscription_signup.jsp
As always if you have questions or issues, don't hesitate to contact me.
Tammy
417-883-5310 ext 136
Next Funding Information Center Orientation
Thursday, December 18 , 2008, 9 a.m.
Harrison Room at The Library Center
For more information call 882-0714.
More Area Training Opportunities --
Funding Information Center
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