GRANTHARBOR

Five vetted grant prospects for your nonprofit, every month.

For small nonprofits without a grant writer. Each month you get a researched list of funders that fit your mission, with deadlines, eligibility, and a draft letter of inquiry. No calls needed.

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How it works

1. Tell us about your mission

Fill out a 2-minute form: programs, location, and budget.

2. We research funders

We review private foundations, corporate giving programs, and state programs, and verify each one on the funder's own website.

3. Get your report by email

5 matched funders, a 12-month deadline calendar, and a draft letter of inquiry.

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Prospect Report
$79/mo

5 vetted funders every month plus a deadline calendar.

Prospect + Draft
$129/mo

Everything in Prospect Report, plus one tailored draft letter of inquiry each month.

No payment is collected now. The free sample is free with no obligation. Flat fees only; we never take a percentage of grant awards.

Sample preview

From a sample report for a fictional San Antonio youth literacy nonprofit:

Dollar General Literacy Foundation: Youth Literacy

Up to $5,000 · spring cycle · within 15 miles of a Dollar General store.

Walmart Spark Good Local Grants

$250–$5,000 · three cycles a year · current cycle closes Dec 31, 2026.

San Antonio Area Foundation

Two-year general operating support · Youth Success · early-year cycle.

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FAQ

Do you write full grant applications? No. We provide research and one draft letter of inquiry (on the $129 plan). You make the final edits and submit.

Do you guarantee funding? No. Nobody can honestly guarantee grant awards.

Do you take a percentage of grants? Never. We charge flat fees only, which follows standard fundraising ethics.

Is the research automated? It's AI-assisted, and a person reviews every funder against the funder's own website.

Will you call me? No. Everything happens by email.

Which funders do you include? Private foundations, corporate giving programs, and state programs. Defense-related funding sources aren't included.