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Google Ad Grant Membership

A Google Ad Grant can provide a qualifying nonprofit with up to $10,000 a month in search ad credit, but only if the account is structured, tracked, and maintained correctly. I build the foundation, train your staff owner, and stay available each month to keep it useful and compliant.

Grant
Up to $10,000 a month in search ad credit
Initial package
$3,200, including setup and training
Included
Four months of membership support
Then
$150 a month for ongoing membership

Our Google Ad Grant wasn’t performing to its potential. Within the first 3 months, Faigy increased our monthly utilization from just over $1,000 to the max of $10K—more than a 900% increase.

Diane WalterDirector of Marketing, 412 Food Rescue

A working acquisition channel without turning your staff into Google Ads specialists.

A compliant account

Campaign structure, keywords, bidding, and targeting configured around Google Ad Grant requirements.

Conversion tracking that works

GA4 tracking connected so the account can optimize for meaningful actions, not only clicks.

Reporting without the maze

A Looker Studio dashboard that makes results visible without requiring your team to live inside Google Ads.

A trained owner with backup

Role-specific training, documentation, monthly support, and help when compliance or performance needs attention.

A clear path from the current gap to a working system.

  1. STEP 01

    Check the fit

    We review your website, goals, team capacity, and whether the intended use is a viable match for the grant.

  2. STEP 02

    Build and connect

    I set up or restructure the account, campaigns, GA4 conversions, and the reporting dashboard.

  3. STEP 03

    Train and stay available

    A 90-minute handoff prepares your staff owner, followed by monthly one-to-one and priority email support.

Faigy is wonderful! She consulted with us on our Google AdWords, and turned a convoluted mess into an efficient and approachable machine. She went above and beyond…Could not recommend her enough!

Greg RockwellManaging Director Of Development, Seabury Resources for Aging

The grant needs an owner, but that owner should not be alone.

Not every website or use case is a good match. The first conversation is a practical fit check.

  • Your nonprofit qualifies for the Google Ad Grant or is ready to confirm eligibility and website fit.
  • The grant is unused, underused, or difficult to keep compliant with current staff capacity.
  • One staff member can spend roughly 1–2 hours a month on routine updates after training.
  • You want a working account and an expert safety net, rather than fully outsourced ad management.

Is the grant sitting mostly unused?

Send a note about your website, current grant status, and the actions you want visitors to take. I’ll tell you whether the membership is a sensible fit.

Ask about the membership

Tell me where the grant stands.

A few details are enough to start. I’ll review your situation and follow up about eligibility, website fit, and the most sensible next step.

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