Which grants should we chase this quarter?
Grant calendars are 95% noise. Most lists tell you everything that's open, not what you should actually pursue. The Grant Finder reads your institution against the open opportunities and tells you which two or three are worth your application time, and which to skip.
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Institution profile
Mission, programs, region, prior grant history, capacity. Anything that determines fit. We pull what's public; you fill in what isn't.
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Opportunity universe
Official federal and state grant sources, plus institution-approved sources. Search may surface candidates, but deadlines, amounts, and eligibility are published only from verified source material.
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Fit scoring
Each opportunity is scored on alignment, competition, application effort, and probability of award. Weighted to your situation.
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Application strategy
For the top 2-3 fits, we write a one-pager: what to lead with, what to de-emphasize, who else is likely applying, and the realistic effort estimate.
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Ranked list of 8-12 fitted grant opportunities
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Application-effort estimate per opportunity
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Strategy one-pager on the top 2-3
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Quarterly deadline calendar
| REPORT | DECISION IT ANSWERS | TIMELINE |
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Workforce Pell Readiness Check | What evidence do our short-term programs still need for a Workforce Pell review? | 48 hours after complete intake |
Opportunity Scan | Which programs should we launch next? | 10 business days after complete intake |
Feasibility Study | Should we actually build this specific program? | 15 business days after complete intake |
Grant FinderTHIS REPORT | Which grants should we chase this quarter? | one run per paid billing cycle |
Curriculum Drift Analysis | Have our programs fallen behind the job market? | scoped to the programs and evidence available |
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