FOUNDATION WEBSITE

A foundation website that makes your priorities and process clear.

Funding priorities, grantees, board, financials, and application guidance — one credible home for applicants and partners.

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Applicants need to know what you fund, where you fund, and whether they are eligible before they spend a week on a proposal. Partners and journalists need governance and financial information they can verify. Nanopage turns your guidelines, annual report, grantee list, and board biographies into a focused public foundation website for $19 a year.

In and out

What you bring, what you get.

What you upload

Foundation name and mission
Grant guidelines or strategy PDF
Funding priorities and geographic focus
Recent grantee list
Board and staff biographies
Annual report and financial links
Application portal URL

What you get

Mission-led hero and guidelines CTA
Funding priorities
Who and where you fund
Selected grantees
Application process and eligibility
Board and staff
Annual reports and financial transparency
Contact and legal information

Just say this

“Build a foundation website for [name]. Show our mission, funding priorities, recent grantees, board, financial reports, and grant application guidance.”

Then chat with the AI to change anything — copy, colors, sections, photos.

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Common Ground Initiative

Regional grantmaking foundation · Great Lakes

Questions

Frequently asked.

Can applicants apply directly through the website?

Link the primary button to your existing grants portal or application form. Nanopage explains the opportunity and sends eligible applicants to the secure system.

Should the website show every grant?

A representative list is enough for a small page. Include recent grants, typical award ranges, and a downloadable full grants list when transparency rules require it.

Can I turn an annual report into the impact section?

Yes. Upload the report and Nanopage can surface its verified figures, program highlights, and download link without inventing new claims.

Is this different from a nonprofit website?

Yes. A foundation page is organized around funding priorities, eligibility, grantees, governance, and reports rather than service delivery or public fundraising.

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