One minute can save hours of cleanup later. Open one active grant and verify your indirect cost rate and the cost base it's applied to. A quick spot check today can help prevent reporting and audit issues tomorrow. #FederalGrants #GrantCompliance #IndirectCosts

Outdated policies can create compliance issues long before an audit uncovers them. Here are 5 policies every organization should review: myfedtrainer.com/blog/five-f… #FederalGrants #GrantManagement

Federal grant recipients: the Uniform Guidance comment period closes July 13th. Here's what you should be doing now: myfedtrainer.com/blog/what-s… #GrantManagement

We hope you have a wonderful weekend celebrating our country's 250th birthday! Happy July 4th! ❤️🤍💙

What are the biggest proposed Uniform Guidance changes to watch in 2026? Join Rachel Werner, Fielding Jezreel, and Jenni Moreno on June 25th for a free webinar ↓ myfedtrainer.com/course/free…

Today, we pause to remember the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. We honor their courage, remember their families, and hold gratitude for all who served and sacrificed. 🇺🇸

It’s #NationalVolunteerWeek, and for many nonprofits, volunteers are a key piece of the puzzle. They expand capacity and help programs reach further, but strong systems are what keep everything connected and sustainable. 🙌🏻

Quick check for your next minute: Open your latest time & effort report and compare one line to what actually happened last week. If it’s even a little off, fix it or flag it and leave a note. That’s how you stay ahead of issues!

Day 2 at NGMA and we’re in full swing! 🎉 Stop by the MyFedTrainer booth to say hi, grab some swag, and talk all things federal grants. We always love meeting you IRL! #NGMA2026

Federal grant budgets rarely stay exactly the same during implementation. Rebudgeting can be normal, but approval may be required depending on the award terms. Before shifting funds between categories, review your award conditions to avoid unnecessary compliance risk.

Cost transfers often draw attention during monitoring and audits. Not because they are always wrong, but because they suggest a cost may have been charged incorrectly. Clear documentation matters.

“𝗜𝘁’𝘀 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗮𝗽𝗽𝗿𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗱 𝗯𝘂𝗱𝗴𝗲𝘁.” That does not automatically mean the cost is allowable. Under federal rules, costs must still be allowable, allocable, reasonable, and consistently treated when they are charged. #FederalGrantManagement

Our Determining a Responsible Contractor training is tomorrow! If your organization works with contractors under federal awards, join us - there is still time to register: myfedtrainer.com/course/marc… #FederalGrants

The most overlooked meeting after an award announcement? The program + finance kickoff. Skip it and assumptions take over. Everyone thinks they’re aligned… until they’re not. 🤨 Week one: scope, budget, deadlines, risks, procurement. #InternalControls #GrantCompliance

If you’re managing federal awards, our Uniform Guidance Deep Dive training will clarify cost principles, internal controls, and audit risk under 2 CFR 200. This Thursday!! → myfedtrainer.com/course/unif… #UniformGuidance #FederalGrants

Happy Presidents’ Day! 🇺🇸 Originally established in 1879 to honor George Washington’s February 22 birthday, the holiday later shifted under the Uniform Monday Holiday Act and became a broader observance of U.S. presidents.

Ready to strengthen how you apply 2 CFR 200? Join us for our Uniform Guidance Deep Dive half-day course on March 5th from 1 to 4 pm ET. Save your spot: myfedtrainer.com/course/unif…

Pre-award risk does not feel urgent until it is. It is not about predicting every problem. It is about knowing whether your systems, approvals, and roles can support the award exactly as written. Preparation matters! 🎯

We just launched our Free Resource Library! 🥳 Built for teams managing real federal awards, you'll find practical guides, tools, and on demand resources to support your day-to-day grant management. Check it out here: myfedtrainer.com/course/free…

Most compliance issues don’t start in reporting. They start in the rush to apply. ⏱️ Pre-award decisions tend to stick longer than teams expect. Which early choice ended up shaping your award the most?