eCivis' nationwide client list of local governments and community organizations continues to grow as new and renewed clients rely on the eCivis® grants management solution, Grants NetworkTM, to drive their grants success.

Find out from our users how the new Grants Network is making finding, managing, and learning about grants even faster and easier.

Dr. Beverly A. Browning, author of 37 grants-related publications, including Grant Writing for Dummies and Grant Writing for Educators, has joined the eCivis family and will be writing monthly online articles available only to eCivis subscribers.

Noblesville, IN lacked a grants management system to track both grant applications and grant information. With eCivis Grants Network, Noblesville was able to navigate through grant funding opportunities and find the most suitable programs and improve their grants management from research to post-award reporting. Noblesville was then able to build a centralized grants management process, resulting in a 60% win ratio.

A disorganized, unstructured grant process can be overwhelming, stressful, and even chaotic, which is why taking steps to become grant ready is imperative to success.

Unsure about what reviewers want to see in your grant proposal? Get educated! Discover and incorporate the universal rules of proposal writing that can make you a competent grant writer and improve your chances of receiving funding for your project.

eCivis^® attends and exhibits at many national and regional events and conferences to help local governments and organizations understand how they can improve their grants performance. eCivis will be exhibiting at two upcoming conferences: Rhode Island League of Cities and League of California Cities — City Managers' Conference.

The Ferguson Group (TFG) Washington Report provides a summary of congressional appropriations and actions taken during each previous calendar month. eCivis^® reviews this report to highlight present funding opportunities that are available to eCivis customers for quick review in our Grants Network: Research^SM (GN: R) database.