Most small nonprofits find out about the right grant after it closes. Nobody on staff has spare hours to comb Grants.gov and forty state portals every week. GrantBrief does that combing for you and emails you a short list of open grants your organisation can actually apply for, with every deadline checked against the official listing on the day we send it.
Get a free brief See what you getYou tell us your organisation's name and what it does. That is the whole intake. No calls, no forms beyond one email.
Federal listings on Grants.gov, filtered to your cause and to funders that accept 501(c)(3) applicants. Research-only and overseas programs are screened out.
Every grant is re-checked against its official listing before it reaches you: the close date, the award range, the eligibility text, the source link. A grant we cannot verify does not go in the brief.
A plain email. Each grant: what it funds, who funds it, the deadline, the award range, and the link to apply. Soonest deadline first. Readable in two minutes.
An excerpt from a real brief we built for a housing nonprofit in Ohio, from live federal listings. Yours is built the same way, for your cause and your state.
Found a grant in your brief you want to go after? We also draft applications: your organisation's real history and numbers, written into the funder's required format, for you to review and submit. From $400 per application, quoted before we start. You always file it yourself and it is always your voice on the page.
We run the same service for nonprofits registered in India, priced in rupees. Tell us your organisation's cause and state and we match you against CSR foundations, trusts and government schemes that fit, each one checked against its own page before it reaches you. Some take applications any time, some by a fixed date, and a few work only by invitation, and we tell you which is which. A brief is 2,499 rupees a month, payable by UPI, and the first one is free.
Get a free India briefCan you guarantee we get funded? No, and nobody honest can. We make sure you see every open door in time to walk through it. The award decision belongs to the funder.
Where does the data come from? Public official sources: Grants.gov and IRS records. Every line in a brief links back to the listing it came from, so you can check us in one click.
Who is behind this? A small research operation, new in 2026. We would rather show you than tell you: the first brief is free and takes nothing but your organisation's name to request.