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The Catalogue for Philanthropy. The Harman Family Foundation publishes
a catalogue for the Greater Washington area each fall. It highlights
70 smaller nonprofit organizations. The Consultants Consortium of the National Capital
Area. An association
of independent consultants headquartered in the Washington, DC area. The Foundation Center. The website and the library collections, one
of which is located in downtown Washington, provide a wealth of information
particularly on foundation funding sources. Grantmakers in Aging. Grantmakers for Effective Organizations. Public Welfare Foundation. Resources section.
An excellent guide for prospective grantees seeking funding from foundations,
written by a foundation officer. Washington Council of Agencies. Please see
the council’s initiative on executive transitions. Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers.
Please see resources section. There is a standard application used by
many funding sources in the Washington area. W. K. Kellogg Foundation. The toolkit section of the foundation’s
website provides very useful guidance to nonprofits on program evaluation,
communications planning, and public policy.
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