Christian Funding Directory Tutorial - Here-4-You Consulting

Christian Funding Directory Tutorial
Including terms in multiple fields functions as an AND search and will identify
a smaller number of funding sources as the search will include ONLY funding
sources matching all the values that you have typed.
Some examples of using Boolean search
To Find…
All funding sources in Georgia that
provide funding for children.
All funding sources in Augusta and
Columbus with listings that have
been added or updated since 1-
Jan-09 that provide funding for
children.
All entries related to schools.
Grants awarded to only Baptist
churches.
Grants awarded only to Catholic
schools and not Catholic churches.
Entries that have been added or
updated since your last search.
Enter this in the Search Form…
Select „Georgia‟ from the State drop-down list
and type „children‟ in the Funding Interests
field.
Type „augusta OR columbus‟ in the City field;
type „children‟ in the Funding Interests field;
click on the After radio button and type 2009-11-
01 in the Last Updated field.
Type „School OR Education‟ in the Funding
Interests field.
Type „Church AND Baptist‟ in the Grant
Recipients field.
Type „Catholic NOT Church‟ in the Grant
Recipients field.
Type your search criteria in the other fields and
type the date of your last search in the Last
Updated field.
Using the 990 Finder Tool
Once you have located an appropriate Grant Funding source, you can use the
990 Finder Tool to locate and download the IRS Form 990 filed by that
organization. The IRS Form 990 is a tax document that all non-profit
organizations have to file with the IRS each year. You can use the IRS Form 990
to find out how the organization is managing its funds.
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