5 practical guides
Find a useful starting point for your next funding decision. Explore eligibility and research methods, work through examples, and understand the choices behind AI-assisted grant writing.
Read every guide and use its worksheets without an account.
Define the need, explore a funding mix, and check who can apply.
See the research workflowFind corporate sponsors with a worked nonprofit prospect shortlist, research decisions, and a sample outreach email. Download the free worksheet and example.
Nonprofit teams and fundraising consultants
Read the guideExplore funding for artistic projects and independent research, with your applicant status and project needs in view.
Explore GrantFlex for individualsFind grants for artists with a complete project brief, application statement, and $5,000 budget example. Download the editable worksheet and check applicant eligibility.
Artists and creative project seekers
Read the guideResearch grants, fellowships, and project support as an independent researcher. Check applicant status and prepare a clear project and funding brief.
Independent researchers and project seekers
Read the guideBefore drafting, check the rules that apply to your application and understand how your information is handled.
Check funder rules before using AI for a grant proposal. Understand NIH and NSF examples, disclosure, confidentiality, and the review you still need to do.
Read the guidePlain-language answers about workspace access, public research, private documents, AI permissions, retention, and optional analytics in GrantFlex.
Read the guideEligibility, deadlines, and application rules belong to the funder. Use the linked sources to check the current requirements before investing in a proposal. When you are ready to put the guidance into practice, pair it with an editable template.
Browse free templatesOne free introductory research run per eligible account previews up to three sourced opportunities. An active subscription unlocks all opportunities and new reports.