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Browse published opportunities

Published opportunities lists open and forecasted grants from Grants.gov and the California Grants Portal, updated every day. Filter them, track the ones that fit, and save a search to hear about new ones.

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Screens from October 2026

In a report, select Browse published opportunities under More ways to find funding. You can also start from From published opportunities in Pipeline's Add funding menu.

Filter the list

Search titles, funders and descriptions with the search box, then narrow the list. The filters start from your workspace's state and focus.

The published opportunities filters: search, then Location, Category, Award, Deadline, Status and Sort, starting from the workspace's state and focus.
The filters for Lanternfield Community Theatre, in Washington. Example workspace · fictional data
  • Location: your state comes first. A state also includes nationwide listings and federal ones that don't name a state.
  • Category: Matches your focus or one category.
  • Award: Any amount, or a minimum such as $25,000 or more.
  • Deadline: Any deadline, or Closes within 30 days and similar.
  • Status: Open and forecasted or Open now only.
  • Sort: Closing soonest, Newest first or Largest award.

Clear filters resets them. The filters are part of the page's address, so you can share a filtered list with your team.

Track a listing

Each listing shows whether it's Open or Forecasted, its deadline, where it's from, the funder and program, the award, where it applies and its categories. Official listing opens the funder's notice.

A published listing: Open, its deadline, the source, the agency, the program, a summary, the award, Track in pipeline and Official listing.
A real listing from Grants.gov. Listings change every day. Fictional organization · real funders as researched in October 2026

Select Track in pipeline to add a listing to Pipeline as a prospect. The button then reads In your pipeline and opens the record.

Save a search

Select Save this search, give it a name, and under Email me new matches choose Weekly email, Daily email or No alerts. The dialog repeats the filters the search keeps.

The Save this search dialog: a name, how often to email new matches, and the filters the search keeps.
Example workspace · fictional data

Your saved searches appear under the heading. Select one to open it. The menu beside each one changes its alerts, renames it or deletes it. Saved searches are yours, and teammates save their own.

Alert emails need Search alerts and page changes turned on in your notification settings.

In the app:Settings, then Notifications

Check the funder's page

A listing you track becomes a pipeline record with a Funder’s page card. Check funder’s page reads the funder's application page with AI and shows what it says about the deadline, the amount and who can apply. Nothing changes until you choose what to keep and select Save to record.

The Funder's page card on a pipeline record, with Check funder's page and Watch for changes.
The Funder's page card on one of the theatre's pipeline records. Example workspace · fictional data

Watch for changes reads the page once a week and tells you when it changes, such as a new round or deadline.

AI actions

Check funder’s page uses one AI action. Starting a watch uses one when workspace AI is on, for its first summary of the page. Browsing, tracking and saving searches don't use any.

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