Grant Tools & Templates

Grant trackers, budgets, proposal scoring and funder research tools, plus guides to Google, Microsoft, Canva and Azure nonprofit programs.

Boards often hear the total of every grant in the pipeline, which is the one figure a grants manager knows won't arrive.

Communications leads at registered charities often treat a rejected Canva for Nonprofits application as a final no.

Approval for Google Ad Grants often goes quiet afterwards: the account runs, spends little of the monthly credit, and nobody looks.

Many grant teams read a strong internal review score as permission to submit, even when one mandatory item is still missing.

Operations leads with Microsoft 365 approved often stall at the domain step, and staff keep using personal email for months.

Grant writers finishing the budget the night before a deadline rarely have time to trace where each unit rate came from.

Shortlists that keep every promising funder end up with more bids than the team has hours to write, and the best ones get rushed.

Executive directors who put off choosing an approved AI tool find staff pasting work documents into personal accounts anyway.

Writing the executive summary first feels efficient, until the proposal body drifts away from what the summary promised.

Rejection emails from nonprofit tech programs usually point to a fixable file, not an organization that doesn't qualify.

Unused Azure nonprofit credit doesn't roll over, so a quiet year on the account is value lost without anyone noticing.

All 11 grants tools