NPRC FAQs

• What resources are available to grantseekers and nonprofits?

  The following resources are available at the Redmond Library's Nonprofit & Philanthropy Resource Center:

  • One-on-one or group research assistance by appointment
  • Books, magazines, DVDs, and directories (available for browsing directly behind the Information Desk)
  • Access to the following grants database (only available at the Redmond Library): Foundation Directory Online (FDO) Professional.
  • Workshops on seeking funding, using grant databases, and other nonprofit topics
  • An annual Nonprofits Front & Center workshop featuring a noteworthy speaker from the region followed by a reception to foster networking
  • Several networking events held throughout the year

• Who can use the Nonprofit & Philanthropy Resource Center?

  Anyone interested in philanthropy is welcome to use our services, including:

  • nonprofit organizations
  • individual grantseekers
  • grantmakers (funders)
  • students
  • artists
  • writers
  • researchers
  • government agencies
  • for-profit businesses
  • consultants

• How can I get help with my nonprofit, philanthropy, or grant-seeking project?

  To browse the Philanthropy collection of books, magazines, DVDs, and directories (available directly behind the Information Desk) or to use any of the grants databases that are available on-site only, stop by the Redmond Library anytime during open hours.

  To ask a question or to make an appointment for one-on-one or group research assistance, contact Kirsten Erickson at krerickson@kcls.org. 

• What books and websites are recommended for nonprofits and grantseekers?

  Browse our recommendations by topic.

  • Nonprofit Management
  • Grant Writing
  • Nonprofit Promotion