Alive, not stale
We screen out foundations that have gone quiet. Every prospect is tied to a recent public filing showing active giving.
Built by fundraisers, for fundraisers
Custom foundation prospect briefs built from 1.87 million IRS Form 990-PF grant records. We surface currently active funders that already give to organizations like yours.
You know the ones. The big national foundations whose names you can recite from memory. So can every other ED in your field. That is the problem.
Meanwhile.
A private foundation two counties over gave $40,000 last year to a literacy nonprofit your size. It has no website. It has never taken a cold call. The only place it exists, in public, is one PDF.
There are about 120,000 private foundations in the country. Maybe 40 of them are a real fit for what you do, where you do it, at the scale you do it.
The 990-PF filings that would tell you which 40 add up to 1.87 million grant records. That is the haystack, and almost nobody reads it, because nobody has the hours.
The big databases charge a yearly subscription for a login to that haystack, and you still have to do the reading. This tool does the reading for you, free.
Our system reads it for you and surfaces genuinely new, underrated prospects: a short list of foundations that already fund organizations like yours, each with the public 990-PF page it came from so you can check the work. Not the five names everyone applies to. The ones you would never have found on your own.
See a sample briefWhy this is different
We screen out foundations that have gone quiet. Every prospect is tied to a recent public filing showing active giving.
Every prospect is a funder that actually gave to an organization like yours, shown with the recipient, the amount, and the year.
No account, no subscription, no seat fees, and no cost. You get your brief and you are done.
What you get
A custom foundation prospect brief, built from your own public 990 filings and shown instantly. We can email you a copy too. No account, no subscription.
Why you can trust the brief
Every match comes from IRS Form 990-PF filings, the federal returns private foundations file each year.
Each funder lists the filing it came from, so you, or your board, can verify the claim before you write a word.
We screen out foundations that have gone quiet, so the brief is funders giving now, not names from a decade-old list.
Each funder is one that actually gave to an organization like yours, shown with the recipient, the amount, and the year, so the fit isn't a guess.
Source: IRS Form 990-PF public filings.
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