Federal Government Pause on Grants: Implications and Recommendations
On January 28, 2025, the federal government announced a temporary suspension of all federal grants and loans. This decision is part of an administrative review to ensure alignment with the President’s priorities. The suspension applies to grants that have been awarded but not yet disbursed, as well as new awards. While there is no official end date for the pause, agencies are required to submit program reviews by February 10, 2025.
Hiring: Operations Coordinator (Remote)
Simple Grants is seeking an Operations Coordinator to join the organization. The ideal candidate will be primarily responsible for supervising coordination and collaborating with Simple Grants team members and consultants to produce content and deliverables for Simple Grants’ clients. Responsibility Direct activities and oversee the day-to-day operations of the organization. Provide support to the C-Level […]
Simple Grants Achieves 100% Success Rate in DOT Safe Streets for All Applications
Simple Grants achieves a remarkable 3-for-3 success in the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Safe Streets and Roads for All Action Plan Grant, securing a total of $835,524.00 for City of Gadsden, Walker County, and City of Peachtree Corners. The recent award underscores Simple Grants’ expertise in securing crucial funding for communities nationwide, contributing to enhanced road safety and reduced fatalities.
Meriwether County Schools Grant Win
Meriwether County Schools System (MCSS) has successfully secured a Safer Georgia Schools Grant, an essential step in addressing rising concerns related to youth violence. The awarded grant, totaling $249,292, will be instrumental in implementing measures to enhance school safety and mitigate the factors contributing to these challenges. Recent incidents of youth-related violence within MCSS underscore […]
Simple Grants Presents at Pell City’s Grant Workshop
At a grant workshop in Pell City, Jessica Taylor, Founder of Simple Grants, shared expertise on navigating grants. The event, led by Senator Tuberville’s office, focused on aiding St. Clair County. Taylor’s insights added value, emphasizing the importance of grant knowledge for rural communities.
PROTECT Grant Program
PROTECT has $848M available over the next five years. FY22-23 applications are due August 18, 2023. View our White Paper for an overview of this funding opportunity including submission requirements, and descriptions of eligible projects.
City of Graysville awarded $5M
Simple Grants client City of Graysville was awarded $5M in funding from the Department of Transportation’s Natural Gas Distribution Infrastructure Safety and Modernization (NGDISM) grant program. The goal of this program is to mitigate safety risks and methane emissions from the highest-risk, legacy natural gas distribution pipes.
Infrastructure Bill Grants
Simple Grants presents an overview and analysis of Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) grant opportunities expected between 2022-2026. The document covers the IIJA overview, DOT’s RAISE Grant, and general IIJA Grant Opportunities. As new programs emerge, we will offer detailed analyses and tips on navigating IIJA grant programs.
Inflation Reduction Act Grants
The Inflation Reduction Act contains over $50B in competitive grants and loans. The Simple Grants team has reviewed each funding allocation and compiled a document showing available competitive grants by agency and department.
Peachtree Corners Awards ARPA Funds to 11 nonprofits
Peachtree Corners, in a commendable initiative, has entrusted Simple Grants with the responsibility of disbursing over $16 million in funds to local nonprofits and small businesses. This strategic move aims to efficiently channel American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds into the community, fostering growth and resilience. To streamline this substantial allocation, Simple Grants has implemented […]
