Grant tracker

Every grant,every deadline.

One sheet for every grant you report on: what it funds, when the report is due, what evidence you have and how close the report is to ready.

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The sheet

Eight columns.One row a grant.

A grant tracking spreadsheet needs eight columns: grant, program, funder, amount, reporting period, due date, evidence available and report progress. The last two matter most. They show what you can already point to, and how many of the funder’s questions have an answer ready.

Grant sheet. Highlighted cells were filled in from the work; the source is shown under each value.
GrantProgramFunderAmountReporting periodDueEvidence availableReport progress
ACF-OCS CEDBusiness CorridorOffice of Community Services$400,000award letter p.2Oct 2025 – Sep 2026Oct 30, 202612 storefronts reopenedInstagram7 of 9 answers ready
City CDBGBusiness CorridorCity of Linden$85,000budget importJul 2025 – Jun 2026Nov 15, 202647 clinic sign-insQR form3 of 12 ready
KresgeSmall-business lendingKresge Foundation$150,000Jan – Dec 2026Jan 31, 20279 site visitsChecklist built · 0 of 8
Local bank CRALending clinicFirst Linden Bank$25,000Jan – Dec 2025Oct 12, 2026$4,180 awning receiptFiled
Corridor fundBusiness CorridorLinden Community Fdn.$40,000Apr 2026 – Mar 2027Nov 30, 202631 of 38 storefronts open5 of 6 ready
Main StreetFaçade grantsState Dept. of Commerce$60,000Jul 2026 – Jun 2027Dec 15, 20266 before/after photos2 of 10 ready

Illustrative grants. Highlighted cells filled in from the work; the source sits under each value. Evidence available is not impact proven.

A tracker that fills itself

Stopretyping.

The spreadsheet works until the fifth grant, when keeping it current becomes its own job. MissionAligned fills the same columns from your posts, forms, receipts and emails, and shows each report’s progress months before the due date.

See your reportsfill themselves in.