Google Grant For Non-Profits

You sure can, if you know how to apply for the Google Ads Grant for Non-profits, manage an AdWords account, and have the time. Usually, when people try, they wind up only being able to spend a few dollars of the $10,000 they are given each month. Then after a few months, their grant account will get suspended for non-compliance. Running an AdWords campaign in HARD. To provide you with some perspective, each member of our grant management team spent months in Google training programs. For each client, we create hundreds of keywords with thousands of variations. If you are up for that kind of work - go for it. Most people aren't, and that's where we step in.

Nope. The agreement is month to month. That being said, Google Ads Campaigns take time to gain momentum. While sometimes we can spend the entire grant in the first month, it usually takes a little time. To be safe, plan on 6-12 months before we reach maximum impact. This gives the campaign the time it needs to mature and level out so you can see the results. Adwords campaigns need time to snowball, so if you were looking for a short term marketing push, this might not be the right fit. If you don't have proof of your own 501(c)(3) status, you will need a group exemption letter. This is a letter from an officer confirming your church as a subordinate under the group ruling of the national parent denomination, and must be composed on the letterhead of your national parent denomination. You will need a physical address and an official email. If you don't have your own building, but meet in a rented facility for services, we can use that as your physical address. You also can't be a school, hospital, healthcate organization or government entity. Google has separate programs for these organizations, but they don't fall under the Google for Non-Profits program. Churches with schools are usually still eligible for the Google Grant.

That would be awesome, wouldn't it? Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way. Google does not award the grant in cash. It comes in the form of a $10,000 monthly credit on the Google Adwords platform. The monthly fee paid to REACHRIGHT goes to pay our staff to manage your church's grant. When you sign up, we will ask for a credit card to cover that cost.

While results can vary based on several factors, the average church using our service sees 1400 clicks per month. That's a lot of clicks! Each one represents a person visiting your website and learning about your ministry, and hopefully visiting this weekend. If just 1 out of 50 people wind up visiting, that is 28 additional families visiting your church every month! Is your church ready for that?