For nonprofits without a full-time grant researcher

Up to ten grants that fit your mission, every Monday

Grant Weekly checks new federal grants open to nonprofits, California state grants and the foundation and corporate pages you choose, then emails a short ranked list with amount, deadline and eligibility.

Get started $79 a month
Example data · fictional nonprofit and funders
Harbor Lights Youth Center
This week's list

Ranked by fit. Track a grant to put its deadline on your calendar; mark Not a fit and we stop showing that funder.

1
Riverbend Community Foundation: Youth Opportunity Grants
$25,000 to $50,000 · Nov 16, 2026 · Your watched funder
“Open to 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving young people in Riverbend County.”
Fits: Funds after-school programs; Open to organizations in Riverbend, California
TrackReason (optional)Not a fit
2
Department of Education: Literacy Partnerships
Up to $50,000 · Dec 15, 2026 · Grants.gov
“Nonprofit organizations may apply in partnership with a school district.”
Fits: Funds after-school programs; Sized for a $250k to $1M budget
TrackReason (optional)Not a fit
3
Coastline Bank Giving: Community Grants
$10,000 · Rolling · Your watched funder
Fits: Funds youth mentoring; Open to organizations in Riverbend, California
TrackReason (optional)Not a fit
See how it works
Illustrative example data. No sound.

A short list, not a database. Your hours go into the applications.

Ranked
A short ranked list, not a database to search
Explained
Amount, deadline and eligibility where the funder publishes them, and why it fits
Tracked
A running calendar of the deadlines you are tracking
Sized for you
For organizations without a full-time grant researcher
Pricing
$79/ month

Cancel any time.

Questions

Does it write the applications?

No. It finds and ranks the grants worth your time, so your hours go into the applications.

What do you check?

Grants.gov daily, the California Grants Portal, and up to 25 funder pages you choose.

Will there always be ten?

Some weeks there are fewer than ten. We never pad the list.