Resources for Grant Pros in 2025

Resources

As we navigate an ever-changing funding landscape, it’s important to keep up with updates while still caring for yourself. Below are our top resources for protecting yourself from burnout, creating contingency plans, and using grants as advocacy.

Mitigating Burnout

 

 

 

“I am a nonprofit unicorn. I try each day to make the world better. I am good at some stuff, and I suck at some stuff, and that’s okay. There’s way more crap than I can possibly do on any given day. On some days I am more productive than other days, and that’s okay. I know sometimes there are things I certainly could have done better. I know that I can’t make everyone happy or spend as much time as I could on everyone. I know there’s a bunch of crap I don’t know. Sometimes I make mistakes, and that’s okay. I will try my best to learn and to improve, but I’ll also give myself a break. I will be as thoughtful and understanding with myself as I am with my coworkers and community members. I am an awesome and sexy nonprofit unicorn.”

Contingency Planning

 

 

 

 

 

Advocacy

 

 

 

 

 

  • Fund The People: The national movement to maximize investment in America’s nonprofit workforce: http://fundthepeople.org

 

 

 

“The dollars you bring in light fires that keep burning. The very process of the work builds and empowers the community.”

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