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It drives us crazy, for example, to see so many web sites willing to charge you money for access to government grants. Government grant information should be, and is, totally free to access online. Free grants information can be found all over the internet. With that in mind, we have designed a number of simple guides to simplify your search for free nonprofit resources.

• Free Grants Search Tool: If you want free access to database listings of thousands of grants, just try our free grants search tool. You can also set up free alerts so you never miss a grants opportunity.

• Free Grants Information: By definition, all grants are free grants. What we provide is information on how to find the grants that best suit your organization. This information is readily available online for free so don't pay for listings of grants.

• Free Grant Writing Guides: I used to work as a nonprofit consultant and grant-writer. My goal, however, was always to put myself out of business by teaching my clients to do it for themselves. Here are some resources to help you write grants on your own. By the way, I consider it unethical to pay a grant writer on a commission basis. Grant-makers give money for programs, not for paying outside professionals to make your case for you. And furthermore, a professional writer should be paid regardless of whether the grant is approved.

• Free Grants Software: It used to be that you had to pay for grants software to help you find grants. Those days are over. Here are some free software tools to help you find and get the grants you need to fulfill your mission.

• Free Traditional Fundraising Programs: Churches and schools have been running community-based fundraising programs fro decades. The growth of the internet has reallty improved how these programs work. Here is a selection of free fundraising programs to help your cause.

• Free Affiliate Fundraising Programs: Affiliate marketing sounds complicated but it isn't. There are thousands of companies out there to partner with, for FREE, in order to raise money for your organization. Here are our recommendations.

• Free Nonprofit Technology Tools: Again, the internet and technology have really improved our ability to meet our nonprofit goals. Don't miss this great collection of technology resources to better accomplish your mission.

• Free Nonprofit Marketing Tools: We all know competition for funding is intense. Here are some free marketing strategies and resources to improve your chances.

• How to Start your Own Nonprofit: We are often asked if it is difficult to start your own nonprofit. In fact, starting a nonprofit is remarkably easy and should require no professional help. Except for a few fees, it is also basically free.

• Free Nonprofit Resources: Now, running a successful nonprofit is a whole different story. For that we, offer a collection of useful online resources to imrpove your organization and your chances for success.

  
  
  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  PLEASE NOTE:
  The resources in our guide are free (except an occasional shipping and handling cost). This does not mean that anyone is just going to give you money for your organization. We can show you the online resources to help you achieve your mission, but we are not promising to do the work for you. We only promise to save you time and money by pointing you in the right direction.
  
  So, what is in it for me? Good question. Nonprofit WEB earns revenue through keyword-targeted advertising and affiliate partnerships with companies or organizations serving the nonprofit community. Advertisements served from Google may link to services that are not free and these services do not come with an endorsement from Nonprofit Web. On the other hand, Nonprofit WEB recommends all of the affiliate partners featured on this site and their related products and services. I have been involved in affiliate marketing for over ten years and have learned to be highly selective about choosing partnerships.