Consultants
Grants & Nonprofit Info Center
Inside this Info Center:
- Grants & Nonprofit Info Center
- About the Grants & Nonprofit Info Center
- Grantseeking Basics: Free Library Workshop
- Local Training & Educational Opportunities
- Guide to Using the Grants & Nonprofit Info Center
Grants Databases
Info Guides
Grants Research
- Getting Started
- How to Find Out About Funding
- The Fit-Funding Match
- Local Funders
- Types of Funders
- Grantmaking Public Charities
- Government Grants
- Corporate Philanthropy
- Grantmaker Types of Support
- Requests for Proposals (RFP)
- Financial Aid & Scholarships
- Grants to Individuals
Grant Proposals
Nonprofit Resources
- Starting a Nonprofit
- Boards & Management
- Consultants
- Fundraising
- Prospect Research
- Program Evaluation & Outcome Measurement
- Finding a Nonprofit
- 990 Forms
- Giving to Charities
- Professional Associations
- Jobs in the Nonprofit Sector
- Starting a Foundation
- Economic Recovery and Nonprofits
- Technology & Social Networking Resources
The Grants Collection is a Cooperating Collection of the Foundation Center.
Find brochures and business cards of local consultants and grant-writers in the notebook labeled "Local Consultants, Fund Raisers, and Grantwriters" in the Grants Collection of the Main Library. The information in this notebook is not online.
Here are web-based directories of consultants:
- Arizona Directory of Nonprofit Consultants
- Giving Institute
- Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP)
- Idealist
Information about Consulting and Working with Consultants
- Foundation Center's How do I Find a Consultant for my Nonprofit?
- Getting and Working With Consultants from the Nonprofit Manager's Library
- How to Hire and Evaluate a Consultant from the Association of Philanthropic Counsel (APC)
- Ethical Standards from the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP)
The information provided by the Pima County Public Library is not intended to substitute for legal or professional advice.