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# Post grant update
Occasionally, it's beneficial to keep the grant manager and community informed between milestones. There are also times when you don't have specific milestones but still wish to provide biweekly or monthly updates. The Grant Update feature is an excellent way to share your progress and maintain transparency with stakeholders.
To post a grant update:
1. Choose your grant
2. Navigate to "Milestones and Updates"
3. Click on "Post a grant update" to post updates.
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