Grantivo is a grant writing platform for nonprofits and grant professionals. It combines funder research with proposal writing and review, so you can look up a funder's giving history, write your proposal, and check it against their requirements before you submit.

How is Grantivo different from using ChatGPT?

ChatGPT doesn't know your funder, your organization, or the grant requirements. Grantivo has data on 100,000+ foundations and keeps your context across every session, so feedback is specific to your proposal and the funder you're applying to.

Yes. All core features are free, including funder research, foundation profiles, proposal editing, and requirement tracking. You only pay when you use AI assistance for drafting or review. No credit card required to start.

Can I use Grantivo for any type of grant?

Yes. Grantivo works with foundation grants, government RFPs, corporate giving programs, and any funding opportunity that requires a written proposal.

Nonprofits›Cross Street Training & Academic Center Inc

Education

Cross Street Training & Academic Center Inc

MIDDLETOWN, CT

View as a funder

Total revenue

$976K

Total expenses

$905K

Net assets

$458K

Grants received

$451K

12 grants

EIN

203073111

Tax year

2024

Mission

We provide tutoring and mentoring to children through 12th grade. We are also educating the surrounding community on the importance of healthcare.

Programs

3 programs

Centers for Disease Control Health Disparities - conduct activities that will address Covid-19 Health disparities among populations at high-risk and underserved racial and ethnic minority populations and rural communities.

Expenses: $105KGrants: $173K

Through the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services DHMAS with mental illness and or substance abuse use disorder. Our services focus on individuals experiencing homelessness housing instability older adults and faith based outreach to underserved areas. The coaches connected individuals to community resources recovery supports substance treatments mental health treatment housing resources social supports and transportation resources.

Expenses: $95KGrants: $123K

We offer various community services during the year. Here is a list of programs offered: Doula Program Substance Abuse Homelessness Healthcare Oral Health and Pandemic Related Issues.

Expenses: $905KGrants: $324K

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$976K

Program service revenue—

Investment income—

Other revenue—

Total revenue$976K

Expenses

Grants paid$22K

Salaries & benefits$772K

Fundraising—

Other expenses$111K

Total expenses$905K

Total assets$458K

Net assets$458K

People

3 listed

NameRoleCompensation

Robyn Anderson

Executive Director

Board

$262K

40 hrs/wk

Margaret Jordan-Addo

Vice President

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

Desmond Connor

Secretary

Board

—

5 hrs/wk

Grants received

Showing 12 of 12

FromAmountPurposeYear

UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE FNDTN OF CT INC

$25K

General Operations

2024

CONNECTICUT HEALTH FOUNDATION INC

$80K

TO SUPPORT THE HEALTH FELLOWSHIP'S CONTINUED COALITION BUILDING AND ADVOCACY EFFORTS INCLUDING WORKING TOWARDS MEDICAID REIMBURSEMENT FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS AND DOULAS, AND EXPANDING MEDICAID ELIGIBILITY.

2023

UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE FNDTN OF CT INC

$20K

General Operations

2023

CareQuest Institute for Oral Health Inc

$117K

The purpose of this project is to support Ministerial Health Fellowship to provide education to and build advocacy capacity among BIPOC community members, oral health advocates, and faith-based organizational partners in Connecticut around systemic oral health issues through its recently created Community Health Worker role.

2022

CONNECTICUT HEALTH FOUNDATION INC

$33K

TO CONTINUE ITS ADVOCACY TO PRESERVE AND EXPAND MEDICAID ELIGIBILITY FOR ALL ADULTS WITH INCOME UNDER 300% OF THE FEDERAL POVERTY LINE (FPL). MHF WILL ALSO ADVOCATE TO EXPAND ELIGIBILITY FOR COVERED CT FOR ALL ADULTS WHOSE INCOME FALLS BELOW 300% FPL. COVERED CT CURRENTLY COVERS ADULTS UP TO 175% FPL. THE PROPOSED WORK WILL INCLUDE BASE BUILDING IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OTHER GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATIONS, CHURCHES, AND COALITIONS; CAPACITY BUILDING FOCUSED ON DIGITAL ORGANIZING AND STORYTELLING IN PREPARATION FOR THE 2023 LEGISLATIVE SESSION; AND MOBILIZING SUPPORT FOR ADVOCACY GOALS DURING THE SESSION.

2022

CONNECTICUT HEALTH FOUNDATION INC

$31K

ADVOCATE FOR EXPANDED MEDICAID ELIGIBILITY BY ENGAGING AND INFORMING COMMUNITIES IN HARTFORD, BLOOMFIELD, NEW BRITAIN, MIDDLETOWN/MERIDEN, NEW HAVEN, BRIDGEPORT, WATERBURY, AND NEW LONDON. THE MINISTERIAL HEALTH FELLOWSHIP (MHF) WILL IDENTIFY PEOPLE TO SHARE STORIES AND PARTICIPATE IN JOINT ADVOCACY EFFORTS. AFTER THE 2021 LEGISLATIVE SESSION, MHF WILL FOCUS ON BASE-BUILDING AND EXTENDED COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT.

2022

CONNECTICUT HEALTH FOUNDATION INC

$25K

TO SUPPORT THE CONTINUATION OF THE WORK OF TRUSTED MESSENGERS IN THE COMMUNITY TO SERVE AS A SOURCE FOR INFORMATION ABOUT COVID-19. THIS INCLUDES ACTIVELY DELIVERING INFORMATION AS WELL AS BEING ABLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS AND REFER PEOPLE TO APPROPRIATE RESOURCES.

2022

UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE FNDTN OF CT INC

$20K

General Operations

2022

SAINT FRANCIS HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL

$15K

HELP PROVIDE COVID-19 INFORMATION/OUTREACH TO THE COMMUNITY

2021

CONNECTICUT HEALTH FOUNDATION INC

$35K

COVID-19