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Explore the academic and applied learning approach of Grantcraft through 24 selections drawn from all 12 chapters: one Academic Discussion Question and one Practitioner Application Exercise from each chapter. Designed for students, practitioners, instructors, and professional-development settings, the sampler provides a substantive preview of how the book connects conceptual understanding, professional judgment, ethical reasoning, and real-world application.
Access: Free to registered Grantcraft resource users.
A concise reference to several of the principal frameworks developed throughout Grantcraft, Second Edition. Designed for study, classroom use, professional practice, and quick consultation, the guide will bring key Grantcraft models together in an accessible format that helps readers see how the book’s major decision, design, evaluation, stewardship, and ethical frameworks connect across the full grant lifecycle.
A practical decision-support tool for evaluating whether a funding opportunity warrants further organizational investment. The worksheet will help users examine strategic fit, eligibility, organizational readiness, capacity, financial and operational considerations, risk, and unresolved conditions before committing substantial resources to proposal development. It supports the Grantcraft pursuit framework: Pursue, Pursue with Conditions, Defer and Build Capacity, or Decline.
A focused set of resources for moving from initial opportunity screening to a more disciplined feasibility determination. The starter kit will help users organize evidence, identify conditions or capacity gaps, evaluate material risks and obligations, structure a defensible pursuit recommendation, and prepare a concise recommendation memorandum for leadership or organizational review.