Federal funding has played a crucial role in supporting nonprofit organizations for decades, but many people are left to wonder: how does it actually work? This session provides a foundational overview of how the U.S. government collects revenue, then allocates and distributes funding, addressing common misconceptions along the way. YPTC experts will walk through the decision-making process behind federal spending, the types of funding available to nonprofits, and the compliance requirements organizations must meet after receiving an award. Gain a clearer understanding of the federal funding system and what it means for your nonprofit.
This session is the first of YPTC’s Managing Through Uncertainty, a series designed to deliver real-time insights and practical guidance for federal funding and the nonprofit sector.
Who Should Attend:
Anyone involved in the nonprofit sector—including management, finance teams, board members, volunteers, donors, and those who manage or receive federal funds.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand how the U.S. government collects revenues and allocates and distributes federal funding to nonprofits.
- Identify the types of federal funding available and the key compliance requirements for nonprofits receiving federal awards.