The new 5th edition of Who Gets Grants answers a crucial question: from which foundations do other nonprofits receive their funding? Providing an excellent way to find out who is awarding grants to organizations like yours in your geographic region, it features over 65,000 grants recently awarded to more than 20,000 non-profit organizations in the U.S. and abroad.

Who Gets Grants facilitates your fundraising research by helping you: Target the funders of specific nonprofits: Are there high-profile nonprofits with goals similar to your organization's goals? Where do these organizations get their funding? Research other organizations, all listed in the table of contents, to find new grant prospects for your nonprofit.

Scan through grants awarded within your field - Because entries are arranged by the subject focus of organizations, you can scan lists of grant recipients among 19 subject fields to find those related to your organization or project.

Check for grantmakers that favor your geographic area - Within each subject section, grant recipients are listed by geographic area, highlighting funders that favor both your subject field and state. An appendix provides foundation addresses and funding limitations to give you a head start on your grantmaker research. (Publisher's catalog)

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