Foundations that already fund work like yours

Pick your state and your cause. You get every private foundation that has given to that work there and says it takes applications, with what they gave, who to contact and how to apply.

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Cause Choose a state first Addiction and recoveryAnimal welfareArts and cultureCommunity developmentDisabilityDomestic violenceFaith-based organizationsFamilies and childrenFood and hungerHealthHomelessness and housingMental healthRefugees and immigrantsSchools and educationScience and STEMSeniorsThe environmentVeteransWomen and girlsYouth programs

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Why it saves time

Most private foundations don't take applications. In the latest IRS filings, 72% say they only give to organizations they've already chosen. Those are left out, so every foundation in a report is one you can apply to.

What you get

A PDF you can read in ten minutes, and a spreadsheet with every funder and every grant behind them: recipient, amount, purpose, contact details, deadlines and restrictions.

What it costs

$99 a report. You pay once and download it straight away. There's no account to set up and nothing renews.

Grant writers: buy one per client and add it to their invoice.

See a full sample report (youth programs in Ohio)