Resources
Guides and articles to help you read program guides, build stronger narratives, and submit with confidence—searchable by topic or keyword.
The Section Drafter: How GrantHawk Writes Your First Draft in Minutes
You are staring at a blank page. The RFP wants a Project Narrative. Maximum twelve pages. Must address community need, project design, implementation timeline, and expected outcomes.
Jul 28, 2026
The Chrome Extension: Never Type the Same Grant Information Twice
You are on Grants.gov. Page 7 of 12. The form wants your organization's DUNS number. Again. You have typed it four times today. You will type it three more times before lunch.
Jul 21, 2026
How to Track Grant Deadlines Without Missing a Single One
The grant writer for a mid-sized nonprofit in Ohio lost three opportunities last year. Not because her applications were weak. Not because her organization was ineligible. She simply missed the dea...
Jul 16, 2026
How GrantHawk's RFP Analyzer Saves You 3 Hours Per Grant
You have the RFP. It is 47 pages. You need to know if you are eligible, what documents you need, and when everything is due. You could spend your afternoon reading every page twice. Or you could up...
Jul 7, 2026
Grant Writing Is Just Rewriting the Same Information 40 Different Ways (And It Is Breaking People)
"Grant writing is just rewriting the same information 40 different ways and I'm losing my mind."
Jul 6, 2026
The Chrome Extension That Autofills Grant Applications
I used to copy and paste the same information into every grant portal. Organization name. EIN. Address. Mission statement. Over and over. Fifty forms. Same data. Different layouts. Two hours of typ...
Jun 30, 2026