Grant Cycle
One application opportunity, including its application dates, review, and award decisions.
Use this guide only if you create or support district and foundation areas across GrantsPost.
Use this guide only if you create or support district and foundation areas across GrantsPost.
Have the organization name, type, code, public contact information, and first administrator ready.
Complete the tasks in order. Open a task to see the instructions. Select any screenshot to enlarge it.
Important: Stop if the district or foundation name is wrong.
A Grant Cycle can close while its awarded projects continue. Projects and reports remain available until Project closeout.
One application opportunity, including its application dates, review, and award decisions.
The dates when an awarded project is expected to begin and end. It may continue after the Grant Cycle closes.
The progress and final reports required for an awarded project, with their due dates.
The final checks that formally complete an awarded project after its required reports are accepted.
Start on the GrantsPost sign-in page.

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You arrive at the home page for your assigned role.
GrantsPost opens the home page for your assigned role.
Check that you used the email address from the invitation. Use Forgot password? before asking an administrator to resend access.
From the top menu, open Platform Admin.

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You know which organization you are setting up or supporting.
Return to your role's home page and follow the next action shown by GrantsPost.
Use Help or Ask for help. Include the page name and what you were trying to do. Never send your password.
From Platform Admin, select Add organization.

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The organization is available in GrantsPost and its administrator has an invitation.
The district or foundation area is created and its first administrator can sign in.
Use Help or Ask for help. Include the page name and what you were trying to do. Never send your password.