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A grant database that shows who is open to you

Search open grants, private foundations, government contracts and community lenders in one place. Quillify marks the funders that accept applications, so your search ends with a list you can act on.

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What is in the database

4,300+ open grants
Federal, state and private. Expired listings are flagged so they never cost you an afternoon.
129,000+ foundations
Read from their own tax filings, with 20,000+ marked as accepting applications.
13,000+ open government contracts
From SAM.gov and the procurement portals of 34 states, refreshed daily.
480+ community lenders
Some projects need a loan. These lenders offer below-market capital for exactly that.
A results panel showing 27 matched opportunities. Each carries a match percentage, a strategy tag such as College Access, the funder, a deadline, a one-line description, and three actions: More like this, Am I qualified, and Add to calendar. Filters for amount, agency, grant type and strategy sit above.
Matched opportunities, with the strategy each was found under and the actions available on every one. Captured from a demo organization, not a customer account.

Search for the funders who will read your proposal

Seven in ten private foundations only fund charities they pick themselves, and they say so in a box on their tax returns that most people never see. Quillify reads that box. Every foundation on file gets checked, and the ones that accept applications rise to the top of your search.

From there, ask “Am I qualified?” on any opportunity. Quillify reads the full announcement and tells you where you stand before you spend a week on it. See how finding funding works, or browse the funder directory without an account. New to this? Read what grant databases cover and what they miss.

Questions about the grant database

Is the Quillify grant database free?
Yes. Browsing and keyword search are free on the free plan, with no card required. Paid plans add the work after the search: checking whether you qualify and drafting the application.
What is in the grant database?
Open federal, state and private grants (4,300+ right now), 129,000+ foundations read from their tax filings, 13,000+ open government contracts and 480+ community lenders, all in one search.
How is this different from a list of grants?
A list tells you what exists. Quillify also tells you who is open to you. Seven in ten private foundations only fund charities they pick themselves, and they say so on their own tax returns. Quillify reads that answer, so the 20,000+ foundations that accept applications are easy to find.
Who can use it?
Nonprofits, small businesses, researchers, cities, tribal organizations and grant consultants. You can search as your applicant type, so the results match what you can actually apply for.

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Browsing and keyword search are free, and there is no card required.

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