Below are some links to resources online that may help you with your fiscally sponsored program at UCP.
Grants & Grantwriting
Affordable Grantwriting - Obtaining funding requires more than filling out an application, it is a process. Affordable Grants can assist your organization develop a well-rounded strategic plan. Toward the bottom of the Assessment Form page, there is a field ‘How Did You Hear About Us?’. Please fill in that field with 'Referred to by United Charitable Programs’ or ‘UCP.’
GrantStation.com - GrantStation is an online funding resource for organizations seeking grants throughout the world.
GrantWatch.com - The only daily website that lists current federal, state, city, local, foundation and corporation grants. Organizations may add their email address to receive a free weekly email of new grants or follow on Twitter for up to the minute grant postings. For a low subscription fee, nonprofits see full eligibility and contact information and grant applications.
Submit Your Press Releases
Free-Press-Release.com is a professional online press release distribution service provider. Free to create your account, Free to submit your press release.
PitchEngine allows users to openly create and share their own content, while including images, videos and attachments at no cost.
iNewswire allows you to send free Basic press releases, or paid Premium releases.
Fundraising
Fundraising in a Recession - 7 Fundraising Tips to Help Nonprofits Weather the Recession
Donor-Advised Fund Information in the News
The Washington Post article - Taxpayers looking to maximize their charitable deductions and save on taxes can replicate a strategy Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney uses.
Charitable Gift Planning and the Donor-Advised Fund article by Kelly Webster. This article from Epilawg focuses on on Donor-Advised Funds. A Donor-Advised Fund can be a piece of an estate plan and serve as a repository for all of a client’s charitable assets.
Wikipedia offers a definition of a Donor-Advised Fund and its advantages over establishing a private foundation.
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