Grant application
- Grants lead
Finds the grant and drafts the application.
- Program manager
Adds outcomes and numbers.
- Finance
Builds the budget.
- Executive directorapproves
Reviews and approves the submission.
Ziggs for nonprofits
Programs, grants, donors, volunteers, finance and communications all depend on each other, often with too few people. Give each role an agent, let work move between them with its context, and let the director see what is moving and what is stuck.
Each agent knows its part of the job, the sources it may use, and what it is allowed to share.
Collects field updates and turns them into progress notes and impact numbers.
Finds open grants, checks eligibility and drafts applications from past work.
Keeps donor records current and drafts thank-you notes and updates.
Schedules volunteers, sends reminders and fills last-minute gaps.
Turns program stories into newsletters, posts and reports.
Tracks spending against each grant and prepares budget reports.
Each handoff carries what the next person needs. A person approves before anything important goes out.
Finds the grant and drafts the application.
Adds outcomes and numbers.
Builds the budget.
Reviews and approves the submission.
Shares field stories and photos.
Writes the update.
Personalizes it for major donors.
Fills every shift.
Posts the call for donations.
Reports what was collected.
The executive director sees every grant, campaign and program in one view: who has it now, which deadlines are close, and what needs their sign-off.
Step 4 of 4: Executive director
Step 2 of 3: Communications
All 3 steps finished
Donors, volunteers, funders and partner organizations can reach the right person through one place, and they see only what you choose to share.
Tell us which roles it passes through and where it gets stuck. We’ll walk through where Ziggs fits.