Updated June 19, 2016: Grants.gov launched Release 15.2. The biggest addition coming to the system with this release is the grant forecast. The grant forecast is a projection by the grant-making agency of a funding opportunity that is likely to come later in the year.
Grant forecasts benefit both grantors and applicants:
Grantors
By posting a forecast on Grants.gov, grantors can increase the views it receives and provide more time for applicants to prepare. Also, the data from the grant forecast pre-populates information grantors need to enter later on when publishing the official Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA). If you currently publish forecasts through a separate system, you can be more efficient by using Grants.gov for both forecasts and FOAs.
Applicants
Forecasts help applicants find out about opportunities sooner, providing more time for planning. This additional time to prepare the application and coordinate key partnerships may result in higher-quality applications. Applicants can locate forecasts through the search interface, RSS, XML extract, or email subscriptions.
Other highlights in Release 15.2 include:
- The active grants XML extract has been updated to accommodate forecasts (Note: This only affects a small number of more technical users)
- Updated landing page after logging in to improve load time and keep users up-to-date on grants-related news
For more detailed release information, check out the Releases page on Grants.gov.
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I am looking to see if I can get a help with a shower put in my home has I do not have one and I am on low income only work part time 11hours a week can you help me
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Hi Mark, please visit Benefits.gov and use the “Benefit Finder” tool to identify government assistance that you might be eligible for. Here is a direct link to the “Benefit Finder” tool: http://www.benefits.gov/benefits/benefit-finder#benefits&qc=cat_1
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Thank you for visiting the Grants.gov Community Blog! You can use the Grants.gov search tool to look for US federal government grants to support your organization’s programs: http://www.grants.gov/web/grants/search-grants.html
You might also find this video helpful, as it explains how to search for grants on Grants.gov: https://youtu.be/7IMdpggrAV8?list=PLNSNGxQE7NWlPcYxVJsglJbRc6cPcfC8X
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Can you please go back to showing the entire agency names and not acronyms in the postings? It is far more user-friendly.
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Thanks for your feedback, Miss Browning. If you place your mouse over the agency acronym, the help tip displays the full agency name or you can click the opportunity number for more details.
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I’m a non-profit 501(c)3 org. looking for grant to open a retail store to employee veterans. The veterans would have job training, service officer-claims. etc., Where can we fine funds or a grant. We have ran out of space. We need someone to let us use their building.
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Hi, please use the Grants.gov Search tool here: http://www.grants.gov/web/grants/search-grants.html
You can narrow your search by checking the following box under Eligibility: “Nonprofits having a 501(c)(3) status with the IRS, other than institutions of higher education” This will generate only grant opportunities for nonprofits.
You can also narrow the search by adding relevant keywords.
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Hi my name is Benito I am looking for a grant or program that can help me provide shelter for my children and family i am currently disabled i am being evicted from my rental home i have no vehicle and no source of income i am waiting to go to court on my disability case can you please guide me in the right direccion i live in Housto tx i have six wonderful kids thank you very much for you assistance…..p,s, Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
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Hi Benito, please visit Benefits.gov and use the Benefits Finder tool to identify potential resources for you and your family. The tool will take you step-by-step through the process of finding possible benefits that you are qualified for: http://www.benefits.gov/benefits/benefit-finder#benefits&qc=cat_1
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Hello- i am seeking a grant to open a home for people with dementia. I am a nurse and I have 4 family members (3 aunts and one uncle) that have Huntingtons disease one in which lives with me and my husband. However i would like to get a group home started to house 8-10 people including the 4 of my familiy members. I am not seeking to make money but only to give those with forms of dementia a safe home and i would be the caregiver. I am their family and i want to be with my family when they transition each day and succumb to this disease.
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Hi Caroline, you can search and apply for federal grants on Grants.gov. Please check out this article, which walks through this process and links to additional places to search if you don’t find an open funding opportunity on Grants.gov: https://blog.grants.gov/2016/06/22/exploring-eligibility-individuals-seeking-grants-for-house-repairs/
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I am interest in a small business starter grant to open a beauty salon. Where would I look for assistance
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Hi Catherine, check out this blog post about federal grants for small businesses. It explains the key information about potential grant opportunities.
Link: https://blog.grants.gov/2016/07/07/exploring-eligibility-can-small-businesses-receive-federal-grants/
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