GrantStation is a searchable database of grantmakers, plus the tools and tutorials to go with it. It helps nonprofits uncover funding opportunities, build stronger proposals, and win more grants.
On September 15 and 16, TechSoup members will get a 1-year GrantStation membership for $119. Two days only.
Funder profiles across private and government grantmakers
Active funding opportunities you can search today
Full membership, not a trial or a limited tier
Ask a chatbot for funders and you get a list in seconds, with no way to know which programs still exist or which deadlines have passed. Behind each GrantStation profile is a researcher who read four things:
Geographic scope
Search global, national, regional, and local grantmakers in one place, both private foundations and government agencies. Filter by cause, geography, and mission to surface the funders that actually fit your work.
Funder profiles are updated daily with current priorities, deadlines, and eligibility, so you are not building a proposal against a program that closed last year.
Profiles checked
DailyRegional Education Foundation
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Community Futures Trust
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State Literacy Initiative
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$45M+
raised by Alice Ruhnke from federal, state, and private grantmakers before teaching thousands of nonprofit professionals how to secure funding.
Step-by-step tutorials written by grant professionals walk you through requesting grants, writing letters of inquiry, managing awards after you win them, and diversifying your portfolio.
You do not need an account, or the sale, to find out whether GrantStation has funders for work like yours.
1,163
active funding opportunities
Search
Pick your cause, your state and the kind of funder you are after, and GrantStation will tell you how many grantmakers match before you spend anything.
Video
Short walkthroughs built around real situations: an arts festival in Burlington, a mobile dental unit in Atlanta, a STEM afterschool program in Connecticut.
Tour
Walk through saving funders, rerunning a search to catch new matches, and building a plan around a project you are raising for.
TechSoup is hosting these online, two before the offer opens and one on the morning it does. Each runs from 11 a.m. to noon Pacific. RSVP for one or for all three, or catch the recording afterwards.
Webinar
Alice Ruhnke of GrantStation on planning a grants year when funding priorities keep moving.
Wednesday, September 2
Webinar
Jeremy Smith of GrantStation walks through the platform, a week before the offer opens.
Wednesday, September 9
Webinar
Alice Ruhnke on a reusable way to check a proposal before you submit. Runs the same day the offer opens.
Tuesday, September 15
“This is one of the best investments you can make for your nonprofit. Yes, the database is fantastic, easy to navigate, and saves gobs of time and effort.”
Not at this price. The offer runs on September 15 and 16 only, and this page will switch over to the offer itself on the morning of the 15th. GrantStation memberships are available from TechSoup year round at the standard rate if you do not want to wait.
A GrantStation membership provides access to searchable listings of global, national, regional, and local grantmakers, both private and governmental. You will also gain access to step-by-step tutorials on requesting grants, writing letters of inquiry, managing grant awards, and diversifying your grants portfolio. You'll also get the GrantStation Insider, a weekly email newsletter. The September offer is for a full 12-month membership, not a stripped-down one or a trial.
This special offer is available to U.S. nonprofits with 501(c)(3) status and to public libraries. Eligible libraries may request GrantStation for back-office use or other administrative purposes carried out by library staff. Libraries should contact GrantStation if they are interested in a program that provides access to their patrons.
The offer runs in the United States and Canada only. GrantStation is available year round from TechSoup at the standard rate everywhere else.
Yes. If you got your existing membership through TechSoup or from GrantStation directly, you can extend it a full 12 months through this offer. There is not a separate renewal product: GrantStation will provide instructions on how to apply the renewal to your existing membership.
To see when your current GrantStation membership expires, visit GrantStation.com and log in to your account. From there, go to My Dashboard and then My Profile.
After you enroll, you will get a fulfillment email, where you can follow the link to GrantStation's Contact Change Form. You can indicate the name and email of your team member. You could even just update your own email. In the following week, GrantStation will create the account and then send the welcome email to that email address.
To acquire GrantStation through TechSoup, you must first register as a TechSoup member and have your 501(c)(3) or public library status verified. Register your organization to get started.
TechSoup is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that's dedicated to helping other nonprofits to acquire and use technology more economically and more effectively. We partner with numerous tech companies to provide products and services to nonprofits and NGOs around the world. See what we do.
Yes. GrantStation has a filter for clubs and associations, covering Rotary, Lions Club, Kiwanis, Elks, and similar service organizations. Most funding databases have no way to isolate this category, which makes it hard for smaller community groups to find money that is already earmarked for them.
Requests for more than one membership must be made with GrantStation directly. Current GrantStation subscribers may renew only one instance of GrantStation with this offer. Existing memberships obtained as a benefit from the Membership Value Program or the Premium Licensing Program cannot be extended with this offer. This offer is not refundable.
Two days, and the price does not come back until the next one. We will send one reminder so it does not go past you.