A federal grant is a financial award from the US government that funds projects and ideas to benefit the public and stimulate the economy. Grants are a type of financial assistance that can be used for a variety of purposes, including research and development, housing, student support, infrastructure building, and agricultural projects. Grants are usually non-repayable, and the recipient is expected to use the funds for the stated purpose.

We can help you determine which grants you may qualify for.

Federal grants provide approximately $600 billion in funding each year, supporting various initiatives and projects across the country.

Collaborating with others increases your chances of receiving these grants, as teamwork can enhance project visibility and viability.

A foundation grant is a type of funding provided by nonprofit organizations to support various charitable projects and initiatives. These grants aim to address specific needs and promote social change.

Foundation grants award approximately $60 billion dollars each year, fostering innovation and community projects.

By collaborating, you can enhance your project's visibility and grant success rate significantly.

Local grants provide vital funding for community-based projects, totaling around $30 billion annually. These grants are often awarded by local governments, organizations, and foundations.

Working with others can significantly improve your chances of securing these grants, as collaboration fosters stronger proposals.

Other grants encompass various funding opportunities with a combined total of approximately $50 billion awarded yearly. These grants may come from different sources, including nonprofits, private companies, and community foundations.

Collaborating with fellow grant seekers can enhance your chances of success by pooling resources and expertise.