Who we work with

Different kinds of organizations face different funding landscapes. The research is built around yours.

Grant Hounds researches funding for organizations across the United States. What we search, and what counts as a good fit, depends on what kind of organization you are. Here's how that breaks down.

Nonprofits

Nonprofits have the widest range of options: federal and state programs, community and private foundations, corporate giving, and non-cash support. The challenge is volume, not scarcity. Grant research for nonprofits.

Schools and districts

Districts and individual schools can reach education funding that no other applicant can, from federal programs to local education foundations. Timing usually follows your budget and school year. Grant research for schools and districts.

Cities, counties, and public agencies

Local and state government, authorities, and special districts such as libraries, water, housing, and fire can apply for infrastructure, safety, and community funding closed to everyone else, usually with more procedural requirements. Grant research for local government.

Tribal nations

Tribal governments, tribal organizations and enterprises, and Native-led nonprofits reach funding channels no other applicant uses, including tribal set-asides inside larger federal programs. Grant research for tribal nations.

Health centers and hospitals

Health centers, clinics, and hospitals sit in one of the deepest funding landscapes there is, and eligibility turns closely on your designation and status. Grant research for health centers and hospitals.

Fire, EMS, and public safety

Fire departments, EMS agencies, and emergency management have federal and state programs written specifically for them, with narrow annual windows and set-asides for volunteer and rural departments. Grant research for fire, EMS, and public safety.

Colleges and universities

Community colleges, technical colleges, and universities reach research, workforce, and student-success funding closed to everyone else, and institutional designations open program lines beyond that. Grant research for colleges and universities.

Small businesses

Businesses have fewer grants and far more noise around them. Eligibility often turns on details like your industry, location, size, and ownership. Grant research for small businesses.

Where we work

Anywhere in the United States. We're based in the Atlanta metro area and work with organizations nationwide. We research federal programs along with the state, local, foundation, and corporate funding where you're based.

Not sure where you fit?

Take the readiness check and tell us about your organization. If we're not the right help, we'll say so, and point you somewhere better where we can.