- Using an online tool provided by the Philanthropy News Digest, you can find grant funding for projects specific to the state of Wisconsin. By entering "Wisconsin" into the search box, you will be given a list of grant makers interested in supporting programs in the state. The listings are updated constantly so it is a good idea to bookmark this site and consult it regularly.
- Fifty grant makers in Wisconsin now accept some variation of a Common Grant Application Form that can be downloaded from the website of the Donors Forum of Wisconsin (DFW). Contact the individual grant makers before you submit an application, however, because they sometimes make minor adjustments to the form for their individual purposes. Practically speaking, you can begin your proposal preparation using the basic form and tweak it to fit each organization's requirements as needed.
- The Foundation Center, in cooperation with five Wisconsin libraries, offers an extensive collection of resources known as Cooperating Collections. These include electronic and print resources of all five online library collections. Visit the Foundation Center's Cooperating Collections web page for the State of Wisconsin to find these links. Each library site has different resources for grant seekers.
- The University of Wisconsin's Grants Information Collection offers funding information about grants for students at every level of study, databases of corporate and government grant sources for nonprofits, as well as general how-to resources for grant writers. The "Ask the Foundation Center" option on its website lets you ask the librarian questions via email or chat if you need personal assistance.
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