See who funds organizations like yours… and has not discovered you yet.
Find the funders already backing organizations like yours: ranked, evidenced, in minutes.
Three steps to your next funders.
- 1Enter a nonprofit name or EIN
- 2Add organizations to learn from and compare
- 3Open the case file to find your next funders
Built for the development desk, checked by the finance desk.
Fill the pipeline
Grant Investigator starts from your EIN, finds your true peers, and names every funder behind them. The Action Report ranks the leads so you can follow them: Strong start, Worth a look, Long shot.
Stand in front of your board
Peer benchmarks and dossiers turn "we think" into "the record shows." Exports read like they came from your CFO, because people who do CFO work built them.
Never get surprised
Pin the organizations you care about to your Evidence Board and get an alert when fresh filings land. Only you see this page.
Grantmaker Discovery
Explore the funder network and find where you fit. Filter by cause, state, and grant size, see how open each grantmaker is to organizations they have never funded, and what to ask for, calibrated to your size.
Explorer
Every nonprofit is on the record. Start asking. Which foundations fund youth programs in Ohio? Who gave to organizations like mine last year? Ask in plain language and get the answer with the receipts attached.
Lead Board
Every funder lead you gather, saved from Action Reports, dossiers, and scans. Group them, work them, and export the whole board when it is time to move.
Every figure links back to the exact 990 it came from. Statistics exclude organizations that report no figure rather than counting them as zero.
Questions, answered
How long does an investigation take?
Minutes. Enter your organization’s name or EIN, add a peer or two you want to learn from, and open the case file. The Action Report ranks the funder leads for you.
Do I need to upload anything?
No. The record is already there. Your filings, your peers’ filings, and every funder’s grant schedules are public documents, parsed and ready to query.
What if my organization is small or new?
Start from a peer instead. Investigate an organization you admire and see who funds it. The tools work from any EIN on the record, not just your own.
Where do the peer comparisons come from?
From the filings: organizations that look like yours in size, cause, and geography, matched on what they report, not on who paid to be listed.
Your next funders are already on the record.
Open a case, meet your funding peers, and grab your funder shortlist.