Grant research
Choose funding opportunities worth your time.
Research support for a specific project or your whole organization. See who can apply, what the source says, and what needs checking before you start an application.
One introductory search · Preview up to three sourced opportunities · No card required. See paid plans
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A focused first look
One free introductory research run per eligible account previews up to three sourced opportunities. An active subscription unlocks all opportunities and new reports.
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The broader funding plan
Full fundraising strategy reports are included with every paid plan. Each covers grants and non-grant support, readiness work, and a twelve-month roadmap.
Read the fictional sample reportIs a good subject match enough?
See the question that changes the decision.
- The project
- Our fictional theatre wants a second Saturday Stage cohort for 24 more young people, starting in January.
- The eligibility check
- Research identifies youth input, a child safety policy, and applicant or fiscal sponsor requirements. The project’s subject alone does not settle eligibility.
- The next action
- Ask whether a January start can qualify before preparing the request. Assign the question to Dana and keep the answer with the opportunity.
The screenshot shows real research for a fictional applicant. Funder details are a dated example; verify the current source. An unresolved condition can mean prepare, ask, or pass.
How it works
From a funding need to a considered next step.
Describe what you need
Bring your mission, location, applicant type, project, and funding goals. Review the information research may use.
Read the evidence
Compare opportunities, eligibility, deadlines, and unknowns. Explore past awards for context; a past award does not establish an open round.
Decide what to do
Start an application, prepare missing materials, ask the funder, or set the opportunity aside. Keep the decision connected to its source.
Find support, check readiness, and keep the research useful.
Look beyond a cash grant
Explore business sponsors, donated equipment, space, services, and partnerships alongside foundation and public funding.
Bring a grant you found
Add its guidelines for a summary of available funding, dates, applicant rules, and required materials. Ask questions about the document.
Return to current information
Use Quick search for one need, published opportunities for ongoing discovery, and report refreshes to review changes in funder pages.
What happens after signup
Start with a first look at your funding options.
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Tell us about your work
Choose an organization, yourself, or clients you write for. Add your location, what you do, and what you want funded. Past support and documents are optional.
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Review your first opportunities
Review setup and enable AI to start your eligible introductory research. Preview up to three sourced opportunities, check who can apply, and save a next step. No card required.
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Choose the capacity you need
A paid subscription unlocks all research opportunities and new full reports. Daily research limits apply. Free includes 10 AI actions total; these do not renew.
Allow about 2 minutes for Quick search and about 30 minutes for a full research report. These are estimates, not guaranteed completion times. Introductory research runs after you review setup and enable AI; its completion time varies. You can leave a full report running and return later.
Compare plans and allowancesBefore you begin.
Can I research one project?
Yes. Save a project brief and review its public search focus before starting project-specific research. Organization-wide research is separate.
How long will research take?
Allow about 2 minutes for Quick search and about 30 minutes for a full research report. These are estimates, not guaranteed completion times. Introductory research runs after you review setup and enable AI; its completion time varies.
What if we are not ready to apply?
Use the preparation gaps and open questions to choose a next step. You can prepare, contact the funder, or set a lead aside. A recommendation is not a guarantee of eligibility or an invitation to apply.
What is included free?
One introductory research run per eligible account previews up to three sourced opportunities. A paid subscription unlocks all research opportunities and new full reports. Daily research limits apply.
Keep your next step moving.
Find your next opportunity—and the reason to pursue it.
Start with your work and location. Review a first look at potential support before choosing a plan.
One introductory search · Preview up to three sourced opportunities · No card required. See paid plans