21 changes for FY 2023 AFG fire grants
The Assistance to Firefighters Grants Program (AFG) opens for applications on Jan. 29, 2024. The program’s requirements, processes, and priorities always change year over year, … Read More
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Writing grants: Useful agency and program resources
Writing a competitive public safety grant means pulling in data and relevant information from a range of resources. Various government agencies and programs can be … Read More
All the training… none of the travel
New dates available! Mastering the ins and outs of grant writing can help you get the grants your agency needs. Sure, we offer in-person training … Read More
AFG applications down from previous year
FEMA numbers show a drop in the number of submitted applications received The largest fire grant program in the country, FEMA’s Assistance to Firefighters Grant … Read More
How will you find grants this year?
Every year, thousands of grants are available from public, private, and nonprofit sources. But that doesn’t mean they’re all easy to find. There’s a tool … Read More
Come see us at EMS Expo in Connecticut, Oct. 27-29, 2022
Browse the FREE Exhibit Hall We talk grants! EMS Pro, Foxwoods Resort Casino, Mashantucket, CT, Oct. 27-29, 2022 That’s right! We’ll be at next week’s … Read More
Fire grants: Why did my AFG grant get rejected?
4 reasons your AFG fire grant didn’t get funded FEMA’s Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program (AFG) is the country’s largest fire grant program. It’s also … Read More
Surviving today’s economic crisis by bringing in supplemental funding through grants
The Fund Finder News by Kurt Bradley Has the mortgage crisis, inflation, supply chain problems and COVID19 concerns had a negative impact on your department? … Read More
Does your grant writing need backup?
Start 2022 with a year of grant review & application help from our experts With more funding challenges than ever, public safety agencies nationwide are … Read More
How to convince City Hall: Training is worth every penny
The value of formal training and professional instruction in grant writing cannot be emphasized enough. So how do you convince your governing bodies and administrative officials that grant training is a wise worthwhile investment of your limited training dollars?