We provide grant writing and capacity-building support for Kentucky organizations.


















We believe every Kentucky community should have access to resources for growth and innovation. Our nonprofit empowers communities with the capacity, confidence, and connections to turn local visions into lasting impact.
We are a collective of grant experts, policy advocates, philanthropists, and nonprofit professionals helping under-resourced organizations build capacity, navigate complex applications, and secure funding through training, personalized coaching, and support needed to ignite impact across Kentucky.
Join the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development, U.S. Economic Development Administration, and Grant Ready Kentucky for a free virtual working session on tapping into EDA's Assistance to Coal Communities funding — open now, rolling deadline. Learn how the ACC pathway works, how to pair it with the Kentucky G.R.A.N.T. Program, what EDA looks for in scoring applications, and how to avoid common pitfalls that trip up rural applicants. Built for city/county officials, area development districts, nonprofits, and higher ed partners exploring whether their project is ready for a federal ask.
This is the third webinar in the Thriving Grant Professional Series. This practical session will help you move from mental clutter to intentional systems. You’ll learn how to evaluate what kind of task management approach fits your role, workload, and organizational culture and how to choose tools that support you rather than overwhelm you.
Save the date for this two-day workshop all about grant writing. The comprehensive workshop covers everything from the basics of grant writing to the critical sections of a proposal, from the need/problem statement to the budget justification.
This training provides a practical, step by step foundation in grant writing designed for small, rural, and under resourced organizations, guiding participants through the full lifecycle of a competitive grant proposal from readiness to submission.
The States’ Economic Development Assistance Program focuses on supporting local and regional investments that are industry-driven and community centered. SEDAP projects must be located within the Delta region. Projects may help improve job skills and training to make local industries more competitive.
Organizations will be selected to receive virtual training on federal grant application and management principles. Organizations that successfully complete the training program will be eligible to apply for up to $50,000 in ARC funding for capacity building projects.
Kentucky-based training organizations with the capacity to educate and certify community health workers are invited to apply for funding to develop specialized training certificates in healthy lifestyle management, perinatal and infant health, mental and behavioral health, and dental and oral health.
Funding for organizations to help workers access durable, living-wage careers in sectors experiencing sustained growth across the United States, including renewable energy, advanced manufacturing, infrastructure and related skilled trades.
Funds nonprofits serving UPS-affected communities through disaster relief, education, environmental resilience, first responder support, and mental wellness projects.
Funds literary arts nonprofits for new, one-time, and forward-thinking projects that aim to address critical infrastructural/structural challenges that, if improved or solved, would ultimately strengthen literary arts nonprofits' abilities to serve creative writers.
Supports organizations, projects, and programs committed to fostering supportive, inclusive, and affirming environments for LGBTQ+ youth in Metro Louisville or in the state of Kentucky.
Supports nonprofit organizations serving residents of 30 Eastern Kentucky counties. Funding areas include education, healthcare, community programs, economic development, and culture and humanities
Supports community engagement projects with funding for artist fees to engage Southern guest film directors; traditional, visual, and performing artists; or writers from inside or outside of the presenter's state. Artist fee support will be awarded for the following: film, traditional arts, visual arts, performing arts, and literary arts.
We are a collective of grant experts, policy advocates, philanthropists, and nonprofit professionals helping under-resourced organizations build capacity, navigate complex applications, and secure funding through training, personalized coaching, and support needed to ignite impact across Kentucky.