Grant Writing Resource Guide for Massachusetts Librarians: Writing Your Proposal

One stop shop help with proposal writing, tools for locating prospective funders, and more

Lots of site suggestions for grant-writing tips

Developing proposals, sample documents and more

Non-profit guides are free Web-based grant-writing tools for non-profit organizations, charitable, educational, public organizations, and other community-minded groups.

Our guides are designed to assist established US-based non-profits through the grant-writing process.

The Information Services team can provide you with a free, customized funding match for your nonprofit, academic institution or faith-based organization.The OMHRC can also search for scholarships and fellowships that fit your background and needs.

This presentation provides examples from a Medicare Rural Hospital Flexibility (Flex) Program Coordinator about how to link the need to activities written into a grant proposal. It also discusses using data to supports the needs within the state.

The Foundation Center provides free funding information through more than 450 Funding Information Network locations (formerly called Cooperating Collections) — libraries, community foundations, and other nonprofit resource centers located across the U.S. and several countries. Use this site to find a network location near you.