Grant Prospect Research

The problem

Nonprofits and community organisations waste weeks applying for grants they were never eligible for, or never find the funders that would have said yes. Grant databases are huge, and most of their listings are noise for any one organisation.

Good prospect research flips this: instead of spraying applications, you start from a short, honest list of funders whose priorities, sizes and deadlines genuinely fit you — and you apply where you have a real chance.

Who this is for

• Nonprofits and charities
• Community organisations
• Schools and education projects
• Faith-based and social initiatives

What you get

• A researched prospect list matched to your mission, location and budget range
• A short profile for each funder: what they fund, typical grant size, and deadlines
• Past-award review: what each funder actually funded recently, from public records where available
• Priority ranking — prospects ordered by fit, so you apply in the right order
• Eligibility notes in plain language — why each prospect fits, and any gap to close
• A deadline calendar so you never miss a window

How it works — 3 steps

1. Step 1: Share your mission and needs

   Tell us what you do, where you work, and what funding you need it for.

2. Step 2: We research and shortlist

   We search funder databases and public sources, then shortlist only the prospects that genuinely fit.

3. Step 3: You receive the prospect pack

   You get the list, funder profiles and deadline calendar — ready for your team to apply.

Frequently asked questions

Guides on this service

• How to Find Grants That Actually Fit Your Nonprofit
• What Grant Prospect Research Looks Like (and Why Most Nonprofits Skip It)

Related services

• Research Support Services
• Email Deliverability Audit