If your organization manages federal awards, your team has to answer for every dollar at audit. Grants Research Center helps grantees, nonprofits, and agencies understand the requirements that draw findings and meet them with confidence. Our research and training come from former federal auditors.
We focus on the sectors that carry the most federal compliance risk, and the teams that answer for it at audit.
Housing authorities, HUD grantees, and affordable housing developers navigating federal award requirements.
Legal aid organizations, public defenders, and law-focused nonprofits managing federally funded programs.
K–12 districts, charter schools, and local education agencies receiving Title I, IDEA, and other federal funding.
Colleges and universities managing research awards, student aid, and federal contracts under 2 CFR 200.
Everything we publish and teach comes from the same place: what actually happens when a federal award is audited.
We study compliance outcomes before every session, so your training reflects the requirements that matter most for your programs.
Our instructors have conducted single audits. They teach the requirements from the auditor's side, including what reviewers test and the documentation they expect.
Every webinar includes a certificate. Training that keeps your team compliant is frequently allowable under 2 CFR 200.454(b) and chargeable to your award.
Our checklists come out of real audit fieldwork and follow the way auditors work, so you can see what gets tested and where your gaps are.
Our team spent years inside single audit and oversight engagements. Today they help grantees prepare their documentation and controls before the auditor arrives.
"The webinar on the latest oversight guidance was exactly what our compliance team needed. You can tell it comes from real fieldwork, not a slide deck."
GRC is built to serve nonprofits, housing authorities, universities, legal-aid organizations, and the agencies that fund them.
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Research, training, and audit readiness tools that help your team walk into the next single audit prepared, with the controls and documentation reviewers expect.
We publish findings-level analysis across the grantees we study, so agencies and auditors can focus oversight on the requirements that recur most.