Fundraising
Your Gift Helps Nonprofits Find Funding, Build Capacity, and Mobilize People
GDIA provides free grant information, proposal-writing education, donor-readiness resources, books, templates, workshops, and volunteer and e-volunteer training for nonprofits, churches, schools, and grassroots organizations.
Give Once
Make a one-time contribution to help us keep practical nonprofit resources accessible to organizations that may not be able to afford professional support.
- Support free grant-writing education
- Help us publish templates, books, and guides
- Support workshops and nonprofit capacity building
Give Monthly
Monthly support helps GDIA plan ahead and continue publishing grant information, practical resources, and training consistently.
- Cancel anytime
- Support ongoing learning resources
- Help us plan workshops and resource development
Support That Strengthens the Organization Behind the Mission
We focus on practical resources that nonprofit teams can continue using after a workshop, download, or training session ends.
Grant Opportunities
Support the work of identifying and sharing relevant grants, calls for proposals, deadlines, and eligibility information.
Grant Writing & Donor Readiness
Help us create training, templates, books, and guides on proposals, budgets, logframes, M&E, governance, reporting, and due diligence.
Volunteer & E-Volunteer Mobilization
Support practical education that helps organizations attract, onboard, manage, and retain local and remote volunteers ethically.
Grassroots Organizations Often Have the Mission — But Not the Resources
Your contribution helps close practical gaps in funding information, proposal skills, donor readiness, and access to skilled volunteers.
“Finding relevant grants used to feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. Subscribing to the GDIA Grant Opportunities Newsletter completely changed that.”
David Ochieng Executive Director, Lake Region Youth Empowerment — Kisumu“GDIA’s model isn't about teaching you to rely on external consultants; it's about empowering your internal team to do the work themselves.”
Kwesi Mensah Director, Rural Education Alliance — Accra“E-volunteering was a concept we hadn't fully explored until we attended a GDIA workshop. Following their strategy, we recruited remote volunteers from across the continent.”
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Sharing resources, introducing partners, and helping more nonprofit leaders discover GDIA can also expand the impact.
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Help nonprofit leaders discover free books, templates, grant information, and practical learning materials.
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Organizations and supporters can contact us about funding, training, volunteer support, and capacity-building collaboration.
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Transparency
We are committed to clear financial reporting and making key accountability information accessible.
Documented Organization
GDIA operates under Registration No. DSD/22/115/02/192551.
Capacity Over Dependence
Our resources are designed to help nonprofit teams learn, apply, and strengthen their own internal capacity.
We publish financial and accountability information as reports become available. We prefer to share real, approved documents rather than estimated or unverified figures.
View Financial ReportsGDIA works with International Foundation for Education and Research Services (IFERS) as a fiscal sponsor for U.S.-based donors who need a tax-deductible giving route.
If you donate through the fiscal-sponsor channel, IFERS processes the contribution and provides the applicable U.S. tax receipt.
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Donation FAQ
Which donation option should I choose?
Choose one-time giving for a single contribution. Choose monthly giving if you want to provide predictable support for ongoing resources and training.
What does GDIA use donations for?
Donations support grant information, nonprofit education, free books and templates, workshops, donor-readiness resources, volunteer and e-volunteer learning, and other capacity-building activities.
Can I see GDIA's financial information?
Yes. Visit our Financial Reports page for published accountability information and reports as they become available.
I am in the United States. Can I receive a tax receipt?
U.S.-based donors can use the fiscal-sponsor giving route through IFERS. IFERS processes eligible contributions and provides the relevant receipt.
Can I support GDIA without donating?
Yes. You can share our free resources, introduce a partner, volunteer, or help a nonprofit leader discover our grant information and learning materials.