CommonRise GrantsCOLLECTIVE
Federal grants in all 50 states · state and local in AZ, CO, NM and TX first

Find grants you can actually win, then get them done.

We check every open federal grant every morning and match it to your organization: who can apply, what it pays for, when it closes, and the catches. Then apply yourself with our tools, or let us write it for a flat fee.

865open federal grants today596announced and opening soon

Free Grant Fit Check

About 2 minutes. See your matches right away.

Free. No card. We never promise a grant.

Who we help

Every kind of grant seeker. Pick yours to start the Fit Check.

Small business488 open grants accept small businessesAI & tech company496 accept for-profit and small tech companiesHealth or behavioral health539 accept nonprofits; health is the biggest categoryCommunity nonprofit539 accept nonprofits, with or without 501(c)(3)School, college or university556 accept schools and collegesCity, county or state agency538 accept state and local governmentsTribal government or organization526 accept tribal governments and organizationsHousing or community developer540 accept housing authorities and nonprofitsIndividual7 accept individuals. None pay personal bills.
Looking for personal grant money? Only a handful of open federal grants accept individuals, and none of them pay personal bills. Be careful with anyone who promises “free grant money.” We can help you form a business or nonprofit if that’s the better path.

How it works

1

Take the free Fit Check

Tell us who you are and what you need. See your best matches, deadlines and catches right away.

2

Join free

Your matches are saved in your CommonRise account, with an email when new grants fit. One login for everything CommonRise.

3

Apply your way

Apply yourself with our tools, or have us write it for a flat fee. You review it, approve it and submit it.

Three ways we help

Do it yourself, with tools

Grant Finder with daily matches and alerts, free during launch. Our fill-in-the-blanks Proposal Builder, which grades your draft against what the grant asks for, is coming next.

See prices

Done for you

We write it with you: requirements, narrative, budget and attachments. You approve every section and submit it.

From $2,500 · get a quote

Get grant-ready

SAM.gov and UEI, Grants.gov, agency portals, and nonprofit or 501(c)(3) setup. Most grants need these first.

From $399

Where we cover

Federal grants for all 50 states, DC and the U.S. territories, updated every morning. State and local grants start here, then one state at a time.

FederalAll 50 states, DC and territories
ArizonaState and local, coming first
ColoradoState and local, coming first
New MexicoState and local, coming first
TexasState and local, coming first
No promises we can’t keepFunders make every decision. We never guarantee a grant, and a fit score is not your chance of winning.
Flat fees onlyWe never take a percentage of your grant. You know the price before we start.
Free means freeSAM.gov, Login.gov, Grants.gov and EINs cost nothing from the government. You can do them yourself; we charge only for help.

Questions

Is the Fit Check really free?

Yes. No card, no catch. You see your matches right away, and you can join free to save them and get an email when new grants fit.

Where do the grants come from?

Federal grant records, checked every morning. State, local and foundation grants are added by our team, starting with Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Texas.

What does the fit score mean?

It shows how well a grant’s rules and focus line up with your answers: who can apply, what it pays for, timing and amount. It does not predict whether you’ll be funded. Funders make every decision.

Do you use AI?

Yes, to help find, summarize and check. The short grant summaries are written by AI from each official announcement and can miss details, so always read the full announcement. A person reviews everything we write for you, and we follow each funder’s rules on AI (some, like NIH, don’t accept applications substantially written by AI).

Who submits the application?

You do, from your own Grants.gov or funder account. We never ask for or keep your passwords, and we never collect your bank account numbers.