Good Grants, a provider of modern grant management software, announced its participation in the upcoming PEAK2026 Grantmaking Conference, scheduled for March 25–27, 2026, in St. Louis, Missouri. The conference, organized by PEAK Grantmaking, marks the organization's 30th anniversary and will focus on the theme 'Rooted in Purpose, Growing Together.' This theme underscores how members are driving innovations in data, technology, and grants management while fostering partnerships to support communities.
As grantmaking processes become increasingly complex, professionals are seeking tools that enhance efficiency without compromising equity or security. Good Grants will demonstrate how its platform helps organizations of all sizes modernize workflows, improve reviewer collaboration, safeguard data, and enable fair, consistent decisions. Richard de Nys, Managing Director at Good Grants, expressed enthusiasm for joining the PEAK community, noting that strong operational foundations are essential for meaningful impact. 'Our platform is designed to help grantmakers stay rooted in purpose while growing with confidence,' he said.
Conference attendees can visit Good Grants at booth #1 outside the Grand Ballroom on the fourth floor of the Hyatt Regency St. Louis at The Arch. Representatives will be available to discuss how the software streamlines and modernizes grant management. To schedule a meeting or product demonstration during the conference, interested parties are encouraged to get in touch.
The PEAK2026 conference provides a platform for grantmaking professionals to explore best practices and emerging trends. Good Grants' participation highlights the growing demand for technology solutions that balance operational efficiency with ethical considerations. By showcasing its platform, the company aims to demonstrate how grantmakers can leverage digital tools to enhance decision-making and community impact.
Good Grants serves grantmakers across North America and globally, offering an alternative to overpriced software for organizations that have outgrown manual processes and spreadsheet management. The company's focus on modernizing workflows aligns with the conference's theme of growth and purpose. As the philanthropic sector evolves, such tools are becoming critical for managing increasing volumes of applications while maintaining transparency and fairness.
