Find Grants

We offer a range of grant research services priced to fit most budgets. Our research is done diligently “by hand,” meaning an individual on our team reviews all opportunities for any given client. We do not take the automated approach used by some grants firms as we strive to deliver helpful, specific opportunities for our clients.

We do understand, however, that not every organization has a budget for professional grant research services–however reasonably priced. If your organization is unable to contract for research services at this time, and you’re just looking for a listing of places you can visit on your own to hunt for grants that might meet your needs, we recommend the following FREE resources.

Useful Links for Finding Grant Opportunities Online

1.) Rural Assistance Center’s (RAC) Funding Opportunities Database

The Rural Assistance Center Database covers a wide range of topics and eligibility categories that includes both government and private funding sources. It also allows you to search by type, sponsor, topic, and state. This database is very comprehensive and accurate.

2.) Grant Wrangler

Grant Wrangler is a great source for identifying private funding for K-12 education and teachers. In addition to the online database they offer, you can also sign up for a bi-weekly newsletter you can sign up to receive via email.

3.) US Department of Education Federal Education Grant Programs

List of federal education grant programs that are currently accepting applications.

4. Grants.gov

A resource to identify all federal grants currently accepting applications.

5. The Center for Health and Healthcare in Schools Grant Alerts

Great resource for active health and healthcare grants, especially those for schools. You can also sign up for free grant alerts via email.

6. Foundation Center’s RFP Bulletin

For a wide range of private grant funding sources currently accepting applications, check out the Foundation Center’s RFP Bulletin. The foundation Center is widely regarded as the largest database or private funding sources, but it is a fee-based database that can be too costly for small organizations. The RFP Bulletin, however, is a weekly email blast that anyone can sign up for free of charge.

If you have any questions or are in need of grants research services for your organization, please contact us here.