2008 Common
Grant Application
Please note - prior versions should not be used as of January 2008.
ABOUT THE COMMON GRANT APPLICATION
The Nonprofit Support Center (NSC) is pleased to provide the
downloadable version of the Foundation Roundtable Common
Grant Application. Each year, you must also
contact individual foundations to confirm their deadlines
and inquire about additional requirements. The entire application is available
in a single Microsoft Word document or as a PDF, and the three financial
pages of the proposal are also available in an Excel file.
NSC's SUGGESTED STEPS FOR USING THE COMMON GRANT APPLICATION:
CGA Tool: Common Grant Application Financial FAQs
Step 1:
Identify Potential Funders |
Contact individual foundations to confirm deadlines and additional requirements.
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Step 2:
Define Your Goals |
Save a ‘boiler plate’ proposal to be used later as you customize your proposals for various funders |
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Step 3:
Download CGA |
Download CGA and save...
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SELECT ONE OR TWO OF THESE FORMATS:
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English Version |
For PC users
1) Common Grant Application (Microsoft WORD)
2) Financial Sheets (EXCEL)
(PC users must download both Word and Excel documents)
NOTE: all three financial pages can be accessed via tabs |
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For Mac users
1) Common Grant Application and Financial Sheets (Adobe Acrobat PDF)
(Single download for Mac users)
Adobe Acrobat Reader is needed to download the PDF form. It is available as a free download from the Adobe website by clicking here. |
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Spanish Version |
Solicitud Universal de Fondos de la Mesa Redonda de Fundaciones
The January 2006 revision of the Common Grant Application -Spanish language contans the full application, including financials. |
En Espanol |
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*2008 Spanish version now in process* Please contact each funder for advice. |
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Step 4:
Complete CGA Application |
Type your request directly into form and save – complete all three financial sections. |
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Step 5:
Customize Your Applications
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Copy and paste relevant portions of your boiler-plate proposal into your new proposals as needed when applying to multiple foundations, be sure to address each funder's interests directly. |
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