Find better-fit funders
Search by mission, geography, financials, grant activity, and giving patterns across nationwide nonprofit records.
For grant writers carrying more than one mission
Research every client without starting from zero.
Move from each nonprofit’s mission to a focused funder list, clear evidence, and a stronger recommendation—without rebuilding the process every time.
Your reputation depends on the research
Give each recommendation evidence and context.
Your clients need more than a generic list. They need to understand why a funder fits and what to do next.
Validate the opportunity
Review Form 990 filings, recipient history, grant amounts, leadership, compensation, and organizational context.
Find the path in
Use Relationship Intelligence to see shared boards, connected organizations, and contacts who may support warmer outreach.
A repeatable client workflow
From intake conversation to funder shortlist.
- Translate the mission into search criteriaUse plain-language AI discovery and precise database filters.
- Confirm real giving alignmentReview who the funder supported, how much it gave, and for what purpose.
- Research the people around the opportunityUnderstand board members, executives, and nonprofit relationships.
- Save the strongest prospectsKeep useful research organized for client conversations and follow-through.
AnyU.S. nonprofit available for research
500names in Business Relationship Intelligence
2included Business users
1connected research workflow
Person-level and Enterprise intelligence
Open an Executive Summary—or build an entirely new prospect pipeline.
See the nonprofits where a contact appears as a key member, current leadership, mission and financial snapshots, and leading grants by year. For firms needing the most advanced prospecting, Enterprise adds Prospect Search Genie to identify peer-funded, emerging, hidden-gem, and project-aligned foundations.