Annual Register of Grant Support: A Directory of Funding Sources.
This directory includes details of the grant support programs of government agencies, public and private foundations, corporations, community trusts, unions, educational and professional associations, and special interest organizations. Includes chapter on program planning and proposal writing.

The Big Book of Library Grant Money: Profiles of 1,471 Private and Corporate Foundations and Direct Corporate Givers Receptive to Library Grant Proposals.
All of the funders in the directory have either made grants to libraries within the last several reporting periods or have listed libraries as a typical recipient category on their questionnaires.

The California Nonprofit Corporation Handbook.
Line by line instructions to obtain Federal 501(c)(3) status.

Catalog of California State Funding Sources.
A directory of State agency grants. Access provided by table of contents subject listing and general alphabetical listing.

Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance.
The federal government's guide to all funding programs. The CFDA number consists of two digits that identify the agency (e.g., the Educational Department is 84 and the Health and Human Services Department is 93) and a decimal point followed by three digits that identify the specific program. Some CFDA numbers -- primarily those in the Education Department section -- end in letters to differentiate among multiple grant competitions under a single program. Programs that have numbers ending in 999 have not yet been assigned permanent CFDA numbers.

Catalog of Financial Assistance: State and Federal Funding.
This catalog is a compilation of information about state and federal grants available through the California Department of Education.

Catalog of Private Foundations, Community Foundations, and Corporate Giving Programs.
This catalog lists only foundations and corporate giving programs that have identified giving to education as a focus.

Corporate Giving Directory.
It provides detailed descriptive profiles of over 500 of the largest and most important corporate charitable giving programs in the U.S. Profiles include typical recipients, limitations, how to approach them, and recent grants.

The Distance Learning Funding Sourcebook : A Guide to Foundation, Corporate and Government Support for Telecommunications and the New Media.EDGAR: Education Department General Administrative Regulations.
In its entirety, EDGAR applies only to programs of the U.S. Department of Education. Other Federal programs described in The Guide to Federal Assistance may be affected by some of the regulations included in EDGAR - specifically those regarding intergovernmental review, lobbying activities, and provision of a drug-free workplace.

Federal Grants Management Handbook.
The handbook consists of two parts: "Current Developments", a monthly newsletter on significant developments, legislative activities, General Accounting Office reports and decisions handed down by the courts and agency grant appeals boards. "Basic Grants Management Guide" includes government-wide regulations and guidelines which are applicable or relevant to all federal grants and grant programs.

Federal Register
The official publication in which all regulations must be published in order to notify the public of official federal agency actions.

The Federal Register: What It Is and How To Use It.The Foundation Directory.
An annual reference source for information about private and community grantmaking foundations in the U.S. It provides basic descriptions and current fiscal data for the nation's largest foundations.

The Foundation Grants Index.
An annual source for determining the current funding priorities of the nation's largest foundations. Useful in developing an initial list of potential funding sources based on a foundation's giving program and its application procedures before submitting grant requests.

Foundation Grants to Individuals.
A comprehensive listing of private U.S. foundations which provide financial assistance to individuals. 1,237 foundations are listed.

The Foundation 1000: In-Depth Profiles of the 1000 Largest U.S. Foundations.
This book provides grantseekers with the facts they need to identify, research, and contact appropriate funding sources among the nation's 1,000 largest foundations. These foundations account for approximately 60 percent of all foundation grant dollars awarded in a given year.

Guide to Federal Funding for Education.
The Guide provides detailed descriptions of over 300 federal programs which offer financial assistance to state and local educational agencies, postsecondary institutions and other public and private organizations working in the field of education. The Guide is organized by function and includes a Subject Index and CFDA Index (cross-references programs to comparable entries in the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance).

Guide to California Foundations.
This directory covers only grantmaking foundations; the two major types being private and community foundations. There are 749 foundations listed in this guide and the listings include: contact person; purpose; fields of interest; program limitations; geographic limits; grant range.

Guide to Funding Databases & Resources On Line.
This publication will steer readers to the most useful of the databases and resources on-line.

How to Form a Nonprofit Corporation.
How to form a tax exempt corporation in all 50 states.

The International Foundation Directory.
Provides information on international philanthropy. Contains 770 entries listed by country. Each citation provides a short description of the organization; activities; finance; publications; trustees; offices; addresses.

Making the Grant Process Work: A Collection of Federal Administration Guidelines.
Grant management guidelines to help grantees follow the rules and limitations for how the money may be spent and must be accounted for. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the main overseer of federal grant administration, has set standards and processes for managing federal funds, covering such issues as dealing with audits, cost principles and indirect cost rates. The book includes the text of OMB's circulars as well as other circulars, texts; and points of contact.

National Directory of Corporate Giving: A Guide to Corporate Giving Programs and Corporate Foundations.
This directory is a tool for grantseekers to identify corporations that might be interested in funding their project or organization.

National Guide to Funding for Elementary & Secondary Education.
National Guide to Funding for Children, Youth & Families.
National Guide to Funding for Libraries & Information Services.
National Guide to Funding in Health.
These guides are intended as a starting point for grantseekers looking for foundation and corporate support for organizations serving elementary and secondary education; libraries and information services; children, youth and families; and for health related programs.

111 Secrets to Smarter Grantsmanship.
The primary purpose of this publication is to provide assistance in developing winning proposals in both the public and private sectors.

Teachers' Catalog of Grants, Fellowships, and Awards.
This catalog lists teachers' grants, fellowships, and awards that support, recognize, and honor exemplary teaching performance, innovative classroom practices, and exceptional leadership.

Who Gets Grants/Who Gives Grants: Nonprofit Organizations and the Foundation Grants They Received.
This book features 58,076 grants recently awarded to 19,055 nonprofit organizations in the US and abroad by 1,018 foundations. It provides direct access to grant recipient information, an excellent way to find out who is awarding grants to organizations like yours.

Writing Grant Proposals That Win.
This book provides lessons in the fundamentals of proposal writing, including a sample proposal and critique.

Creating and Funding Educational Foundations: A Guide for Local School Districts.

Educator's Guide for Developing and Funding Educational Technology Solutions: A Guide Book for Assisting Educators to Develop and Obtain Funding for Educational Technology Programs and Projects.

Finding Funding: Grantwriting for the Financially Challenged Educator

The Foundation Center's Guide to Proposal Writing

The Fund-Raising Primer: A First Book for Individuals Involved in Raising Funds for Not-For Profit Organizations.

Grantseeking Primer for Classroom Leaders

An Overview of Fundraising (video)

Plain Talk About Grants.

Proposal Power: The Educator's Proposal Writing Handbook.

Proposals That Work: A Guide for Planning Dissertations and Grant Proposals.

Successful Grants Program Management.

Computer Grants Alert

Education Funding News

Education Grants Alert

Federal Register Digest Service

Funding Source

Grants for School Districts

Reference Center Funding Brief