Get a funder snapshot without reading a 50-page 990.
Every funder in the database gets a structured profile — giving history, top recipients, focus areas, and contact info — pulled directly from 990 filings.
"You found a promising funder, but all you have is a name. Now you're downloading their 990, scrolling through 50 pages of IRS forms to find what they actually fund."
Funder research time
The old way vs. the Grantable way.
You know the old workflow. Here's how it changes.
The 990 PDF deep-dive
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Find the 990 filing
Hunt for the most recent filing on the IRS site or Candid
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Download and open the PDF
50+ pages of dense IRS form data
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Search for giving data
Scroll to Part XV for the grants list — if it is even there
- 4
Look for focus areas
Read the mission statement on page 1, cross-reference with grants on page 30
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Find contact info
Check the return header for an address — no website or email listed
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Do this for every funder
15-20 minutes per funder, just to get the basics
Grantable funder profiles
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Click any funder
Open a clean, structured profile page in one click
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See total giving and assets
Key financials pulled from the most recent 990 filing
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View top recipients
Who they fund, how much, and how often — structured and searchable
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Read their focus areas
Mission, program interests, and geographic preferences at a glance
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Get contact info
Website, address, and key personnel — when available
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30 seconds, not 30 minutes
Every funder profile is the same format — easy to scan and compare
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Every funder, one click away.
Structured profiles that save you hours of 990 research.