For grants and development teams
Find who funds groups like yours. Then keep every grant on track.
Research funders from what they've actually given, search open public programs, build the budget once, and turn every award letter into deadlines your whole team can see.
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Gave to 23 organizations like yours in your state
Gave to 11 out-of-school-time programs in your county
Gave to 6 groups like yours nationwide
Fictional foundations and amounts, for illustration.
Funder research
Start with the foundations already funding work like yours.
Search about 135,000 private foundations by what they have actually given, in your state or across the country. Each one shows example grants, whether it takes applications, and how to apply when its filing says.
- Ranked for you. Foundations that give to organizations like yours, and give where you are, come first.
- Ask which to approach first. The assistant picks five with the reason, a realistic ask and the next step.
- Shared calls. Mark a lead Reviewing or Not applying and the whole team sees it.
Applications and AI writing
Draft from your own best answers and the funder's real giving history.
Every application gets a workspace: the funder's questions as sections with live word and character limits, an answer library your team reuses, a second person to review, and a Word or PDF export when it's ready. Pembry Writer drafts or tailors a section from your answers, past applications and the funder's actual grants. Every section approved by a person.
- About 3 full federal-style applications or 10 shorter foundation requests a month included on Grants Essentials and Grants.
- About 5 full applications or 15 shorter foundation requests a month included in Grants + Finance.
- Busy season? Add about 3 full or 10 shorter more each month. No surprise bills: we stop at your limit, never charge overages.
Award letters
Upload the agreement. Get the terms, with the line behind each one.
PDFs, scans and phone photos all work. Budgets, conditions, report dates and cost limits come out as a draft for your team to check, and each term links back to the sentence it came from.
- Grants checks, finance confirms. Nothing reaches the books until both sides agree.
- Amendments too. Changes land on the same grant, with history kept.
- Already in a spreadsheet? Import it and match the columns once.
We are pleased to award $120,0001 to support your summer literacy program.
Funds are available on the condition that enrollment reaches 80 students2 by July 1.
A final report is due September 30, 20273. Indirect costs may not exceed 10%4.
Running the grant
Every promise has an owner and a reminder.
Deadlines with owners
Reports, data and requirements each belong to a person. Owners get an email before the due date, everyone gets a Monday digest, and the dates feed your calendar.
Updates from the field
Site directors send changes, problems and success stories with photos straight to the grant. One tap turns an update into a tracked requirement.
Budgets built once
Build an application budget from positions and the indirect rate on file. Export the SF-424A and a line-item budget with its justification, then make it the award budget finance tracks.
The handoff to finance
When the auditors ask the grants team, the answer is already in one place.
Your agreements, approved budgets, requirements met and dates sit on the same record finance uses for billing and the SEFA. You mark a claim ready; finance approves it. Nobody rebuilds a binder in March.
Grants teams can start with Grants Essentials or Grants and add finance later. Nothing has to move when you do.
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