Reveal hidden overlap
Connect contacts with officers, directors, trustees, and other leaders reported in public Form 990 filings.
Your network may be closer than you think
Know who your contacts know - and what they care about.
See which charities your own contacts help lead, discover the causes those organizations support, and uncover the people whose demonstrated interests already align with your mission.
Connections and giving interests, made visibleContacts + leadership + grant data
Beyond a list of names
Great opportunities often move through people.
A promising foundation may look like a cold prospect until you discover that someone you already know serves a connected charity - and that charity has a history of supporting causes like yours.
Map influence visually
Explore multi-tier board interlock networks instead of piecing relationships together one record at a time.
See what they care about
Filter grant recipients and purposes to find contacts with demonstrated connections to your mission area.
A simple plan
Turn a name into a warmer next step.
Start with people you already know. See where they serve, what causes they support, and which relationships may help you begin a better conversation.
Add the people you know
Upload a contact file or enter an individual contact, then choose the geographic radius you want to explore.
Cross-reference public data
Match those contacts against leadership roles reported in public IRS Form 990 records.
Filter by giving interest
Search grant recipients and purposes to see whose nonprofit activity already aligns with your cause.
Open an Executive Summary
Get a detailed report for every person added through a contact upload or individual relationship search.
Mission affinity
Find the contacts who already have a heart for your cause.
If you are raising money for children with cancer, Relationship Intelligence can show which people in your own network are connected to charities that fund children's health, cancer care, family support, or related work.
- See every matched charity where a contact is a board member or key leader
- Review grant totals, average grants, recipients, and purposes
- Filter results by the cause or population your campaign serves
- Prioritize informed conversations with people who may already understand the need
Mission-aligned contacts
Children's cancer care
Your contactConnected charityGiving signals
Taylor RowanBoard member
Northstar Childhood Hope FundFictional example
Children's healthCancer support
Avery PatelTreasurer
Harborlight Family Health TrustFictional example
Pediatric careFamily services
Jordan LeeDirector
Brightpath Community FoundationFictional example
Medical researchYouth
3 mission-aligned contacts foundIllustrative fictional data
CharityEZExecutive Summary Report
Executive Summary for Taylor Rowan
Built from public IRS Form 990 filings; matches may require verification.
Nonprofits where Taylor is a key member
NonprofitRole
Northstar Childhood Hope FundBoard member
Harborlight Family Health TrustDirector
Brightpath Community FoundationSecretary
Latest revenue$2.4M
Latest assets$8.7M
Grant years3
Top grants by year
$125,000Little Lantern Care NetworkPediatric family support
$75,000Tomorrow's Courage FundChildhood disease research
Illustrative preview. All names, organizations, and figures shown here are fictional.
A report for every person
Turn every matched name into an Executive Summary.
Every person you add through a contact upload or an individual relationship search receives a detailed, downloadable research report.
Matched nonprofit roles
See each organization where the person appears as a key member, along with location and role information.
Mission and financial snapshots
Review the mission, latest revenue and assets, current key people, and filing-year context.
Grant history and purpose
Explore leading grant recipients, amounts, stated purposes, and cleaned purpose descriptions by year.
See the network
Map influence. Discover overlap. Unlock opportunity.
The interactive graph turns leadership records into an explorable picture of how people and nonprofit organizations connect.
