Today is about strategy, not structure.
You do not have to give up on grants just because you’re a for-profit business or coach. Many grants are accessible when you partner correctly — and today we’re learning how.
💡 WHAT IS A FISCAL SPONSOR?
A fiscal sponsor is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that applies for a grant on behalf of a project that aligns with their mission.
This allows:
• Businesses
• Coaches
• Consultants
• Community leaders
to access nonprofit-only funding for community-impact projects.
🎯 TODAY’S FOCUS: Walmart Spark Good Local Grants
💰 $250–$5,000
📍 Local, community-based funding
🏢 Requires a nonprofit applicant
👉 Learn more:
📝 TODAY’S CHALLENGE
Step 1: Define a Community Project
This is not about your business profits.
Think community impact:
• Workshops
• Youth programs
• Education
• Food drives
• Financial literacy
• Wellness events
• Community resources
Step 2: Identify a Fiscal Sponsor
Look for:
• Local nonprofits
• Churches
• Community organizations
• Foundations
• Associations
that already serve the audience you want to help.
Step 3: Do NOT Apply Yet
Today is research + relationship building only.
No cold applications. No pressure.
Just identify:
• 1–2 potential fiscal sponsors
• Why your project fits their mission
• Which local Walmart store your project serves
🚨 IMPORTANT RULE
❌ Do NOT submit an application today
❌ Do NOT contact Walmart yet
We move step by step, the right way.
💬 COMMUNITY ACTION
Comment below:
👉 “FISCAL SPONSOR FOUND”
and share:
• Your project idea
• The type of nonprofit you’re seeking
We’ll walk through how to approach them properly in an upcoming live session.
COACHING FROM INGA
Funding is about alignment, not labels.
When you learn to structure your ideas correctly, doors open that once felt closed.
Today you’re learning a skill that will unlock funding for years to come.