GPA Member Resources
Numerous resources are available through the GPA website. Once signed in, visit the following pages for the range of resources available from GPA to its membership:
MEET LOCAL "HOOSIER" EXPERTS
In addition to National GPA resources, Indiana GPA will also share local “experts” here. Please share folks that are making a difference within the grant making field and are a member of Indiana GPA!
If you missed the November 2025 Indiana GPA Meeting related to AI within the grant field…here is the presenter. Tiffany has been working successfully in the grant field for many years and has her own phenomenal Youtube channel focusing on GRANTS! Her primary focus is for the beginner, but you can find a bit of everything “grant-making”. We are blessed to have her local expertise.
CHECK OUT HER CHANNEL: Grant Chatter – YouTube
Job Resources
The GPA Indiana Chapter recommends that prospective employers post their opportunities on the Grant Professionals Association Job Center site, which is searchable by state and job type. GPA members receive a significant discount ($99 instead of $330 for 30-day posting). The promo code can be found on the “Members Only” page.
Locally, the Indianapolis Not-For-Profit News (Charitable Advisors) includes nonprofit job postings in their weekly e-newsletter with over 14,000 subscribers.
If timely and appropriate, the GPA Indiana Chapter will allow employers to share about their job opportunities at chapter meetings and events.
Research Resources
INSPIRE is Indiana’s Virtual Online Library. INSPIRE is a collection of online academic databases and other information resources that can be accessed by Indiana residents. INSPIRE includes full-text magazine and journal articles, websites, pamphlets, images, almanacs, full-text historic newspapers, multimedia, library catalogs and much more. In most cases, INSPIRE provides cover-to-cover indexing and abstracts of all articles that appear in every periodical with the exception of some newspapers. Only letters to the editor, advertisements, and some images are excluded for copyright reasons. INSPIRE is a free resource available to all Indiana residents who have Internet access.
Your local public library is likely to have databases and resources, both those specific to your location and national research and information databases. To find the webpage of your local library, visit the Indiana Public Libraries Directories — made available by the the Indiana State Library.