The person who runs grants at a US nonprofit: development director, grants manager, or the executive director doing it alongside everything else, at an organisation that submits applications and reports on awards.Not an individual looking for a grant or a scholarship, not a business hunting start-up funding, not a fundraiser running an appeal or a gala, and not somebody setting up a nonprofit for the first time.

Grant management tools for the nonprofit office that applies: every funder, every deadline and every report the award owes on one record

Nofovo is for the person who runs grants at a US nonprofit: the development director who writes every application herself, the grants manager with a calendar of federal and foundation deadlines, and the executive director who does this alongside everything else. The free sheets cost an application in hours before you commit to it, the letters of support you have to chase, the proposal you have to write, the board paperwork a submission needs and the readiness gap you have to close. Pro keeps every funder, every application with its deadline and status, every award with what was asked and what was given, and every report the award drags behind it.

$29 a month for the whole organisation, billed monthly

The Nofovo workspace showing a saved letter-of-support plan against an application record: five partners, the hours of drafting and chasing, and the number of days before the deadline the asks must go out.
The same worked figures, kept against the application in Nofovo Pro.
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  • 5,850US searches a month
  • Nonprofit grant offices only

The application costed in hours before the deadline decides it

Free to use. No account, no card, no trial clock.

Funders, deadlines, reports

One record from the funder you researched to the report the award owes

An application you can see three weeks out instead of three days out

Grant work fails on the calendar, not on the writing. A deadline that exists only in the head of the person writing the narrative is a deadline that arrives on a Friday afternoon, and the sheets here are built to produce dates rather than totals for exactly that reason.

What you learned about a foundation is there when it opens again

Most grant offices research the same funders repeatedly because nothing kept what they found. Keeping the funder as a record rather than as a row in this year's spreadsheet is the difference between prospecting once and prospecting every year.

Reporting dates appear the day the money lands, not the week they are late

An award is not the end of the work. It carries interim and final reports on dates the agreement set, and the Uniform Guidance expects the records behind them to survive for three years after the final financial report.

The sheet is yours. Nofovo Pro keeps the application it costed and the deadline it has to beat.

Upgrading turns a worked sheet into the calendar. The application you costed becomes a record with a deadline that is visible three weeks out rather than three days out; the funder you researched is there when the same programme opens again next year; and the reports an award owes appear on the calendar the day the money lands rather than the week they are late.

  • Download the worked sheet as a file you can attach
  • Send it without our name across the bottom
  • Keep the sheet against the application and reopen it next year
  • Put your organisation's logo and name on what you export
  • Email the sheet or the summary from here
  • Take card payment where a programme charges a fee
  • Push award figures into the books your finance team already reads

$29 per month, whole team

$29 a month for the whole organisation, billed monthly Billed monthly. Cancel any time from your account page. Price and renewal terms are shown before checkout.

Keep this application against the deadline it has to beatStart Nofovo Pro, $29 a month