Grantria helps nonprofits uncover foundation funders that match their mission, programs, geography, and funding history, then helps turn those opportunities into grant applications.
We do not hand you a generic grant list. We research your organization, review available 990 data, filter out funders you already appear to know, and identify new foundations worth pursuing.
Free audit includes 5 to 10 matched foundation prospects, fit notes, suggested request ranges, and recommended next steps.
Your best next funder may not be on your current list.
Most small and mid-sized nonprofits rely on the same familiar grant sources year after year: local community foundations, past supporters, board referrals, and the funders already known in their sector.
That leaves a real gap. There may be foundations that already fund organizations like yours, support your exact program area, give in your geography, and match your request size, but your team may never see them because grant research takes time, tools, and pattern recognition.
That is where Grantria comes in.
Grantria researches your nonprofit the way a marketing team would research a growth opportunity.
Then we build a practical grant prospect report that shows which funders appear to be the best fit and why.
This is not a searchable database. This is targeted grant discovery and application strategy.
We will review your nonprofit and identify 5 to 10 foundation prospects that appear to match your mission, programs, location, and funding profile.
We look at your website, mission, programs, financial profile, geography, and public information to understand where you fit in the funding landscape.
We review available 990 data, public sponsor lists, and current or recent funder signals so we do not waste your time recommending foundations you are already using.
We search for foundations that fund your type of work, support your geography, match your organizational size, and appear to have a realistic reason to consider your request.
Your report includes the strongest prospects, the best program angle, suggested ask ranges, and a practical order of outreach.
If you want help after the audit, Grantria can support letters of inquiry, grant narratives, application strategy, funder positioning, and ongoing grant pipeline development.
Grant databases give you too many possibilities and not enough judgment. Traditional grant writers often start once you already know where you want to apply.
Grantria sits in the missing middle. We help nonprofits figure out which funders are worth pursuing in the first place, why they fit, what angle to lead with, and how to turn that opportunity into a strong application.
Grant prospect research, foundation pattern analysis, and public 990 review.
Nonprofit positioning, program-market fit, and funding angle strategy.
Grant writing support, application strategy, and ongoing pipeline development.
Think of us as a growth and funding partner for nonprofits.
Grantria is especially useful for small and mid-sized nonprofits that do meaningful work but do not have a large in-house grant research team.
If your organization has a real mission, active programs, and the ability to use grant funding well, we can help you find funders that may not be on your radar yet.
In one recent audit for a nonprofit serving veterans and people with disabilities through trained service dogs, Grantria first identified current and recent funders and excluded them from the recommendation list.
The final report included priority funders, fit explanations, recommended ask ranges, and a 90-day grant action plan. That is the kind of practical output every nonprofit should have before spending time on applications.
The free audit shows you where the best opportunities may be. If you want help pursuing them, Grantria can support the next steps:
You can use the free audit on your own, or we can help you turn it into submitted applications.
Send us your nonprofit’s name and website. We will review your organization and prepare a free grant audit with 5 to 10 foundation prospects that appear to match your mission, programs, geography, and funding profile.
Thank you. We received your request. Grantria will review your nonprofit and prepare a free grant audit with 5 to 10 foundation prospects that appear to match your mission, programs, geography, and funding profile.
No. Grantria is not a self-service grant database. We research your nonprofit, review available funding signals, identify matched foundation prospects, and help you decide which opportunities are worth pursuing.
Yes, but grant writing is only part of the work. We start by finding the right funders and the right funding angles. Then, if you want help, we can support letters of inquiry, applications, narratives, and ongoing grant pipeline development.
The free audit includes 5 to 10 foundation prospects that appear to match your nonprofit, along with fit notes, priority levels, suggested request ranges where possible, and recommended next steps.
We review available public information, including 990 data, sponsor lists, funder mentions, and known funding history where available. If a funder appears to be current or recent, we exclude it from the new prospect recommendations.
No. The audit is free. If the results are useful and you want help applying or building a grant pipeline, we can discuss next steps.
Grantria is best for nonprofits that have active programs, a clear mission, and a need for more foundation prospects, but do not have the time or staff to constantly research new grant opportunities.
Send us your nonprofit’s name and website. We will review your organization and prepare a free grant audit with 5 to 10 foundation prospects matched to your mission, programs, geography, and funding profile.
