Stop letting education funding expire unclaimed.
Districts and education nonprofits are eligible for far more than they apply for — because the people who could write the grants are already teaching, coaching, or running the building.
The programs that fund this work.
A unified, eligibility-verified view of the federal, state, and foundation funders most relevant to your mission — refreshed continuously.
Title I, Part A
Funding for schools serving high concentrations of students from low-income families.
IDEA, Part B
Special-education funding for services and supports.
21st Century Community Learning Centers
Before-, after-, and summer-school programming for high-need schools.
Carl D. Perkins V (CTE)
Career and technical education funding for in-demand career pathways.
Full-Service Community Schools / EIR
Integrated student supports and evidence-based innovation.
State & foundation education grants
State pass-throughs and private education funders, unified with federal.
Matched, written, graded, filed.
Match & read
We check you against every federal program, all 50 states, and 140,992 foundations — then break the announcement into the requirements that actually get scored.
Write & grade
The complete narrative with sourced claims, the SF-424 family filled in and cross-validated, then scored against the funder’s own rubric and rewritten where it falls short.
Approve & file
You review and authorize. Nothing is filed without your approval. Then we submit end-to-end to Grants.gov.
Eligibility verified before you spend a minute.
- K–12 districts and charter networks
- Educational service agencies and consortia
- Education nonprofits and out-of-school-time providers
- Higher-ed and CTE programs
See what you qualify for.
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