New grants, rung in every Monday.
Grant Chime reads the official federal grant feed each week, keeps the ones open to nonprofits like yours, explains them in plain words, and reminds you before each deadline.
A real sample, pulled just now.
These are current federal opportunities that list nonprofits as eligible, soonest deadline first. Pick a cause. Every title links to the official listing on Grants.gov.
Source: Grants.gov search API.
How Grant Chime works
Tell us your cause and state
Thirty seconds, no long intake forms. Add your mission later if you want sharper matches.
We watch the feed every week
New opportunities post to Grants.gov all the time. We check them weekly, keep the ones that list nonprofits as eligible, and match them to your cause.
You get one Monday email
Each match in plain English: who it’s for, the deadline, the agency, and a direct link to the official listing.
Reminders before deadlines
Founding members can save opportunities to a simple pipeline and get reminders 30, 14, and 3 days before each one closes.
- Weekly matches for up to 3 causes and states
- Plain-English summary of every match
- Your saved pipeline with 30/14/3-day deadline reminders
- Cancel anytime
Checkout opens soon. Join the free digest now and you’ll get first access to the founding price.
Join free first →What grant tools usually cost
| Instrumentl (Discover, billed yearly) | $299/mo |
| GrantStation membership | $699/yr |
| Grant Chime founding member | $7/mo |
Prices as listed on each company’s site in November 2026. Those tools also cover private foundations; Grant Chime starts with federal grants only (see below).
Straight answers
Is the digest really free?
Yes. The weekly digest is free. The founding membership adds the saved pipeline, deadline reminders, and extra causes for $7 a month.
Does it cover foundation grants?
Not yet. Today Grant Chime covers federal opportunities from Grants.gov, the official U.S. source. We’ll say clearly if and when we add other sources.
Will you write our grant applications?
No. We find and explain opportunities and remind you of deadlines. You decide what to apply for, and you always apply on the official site.
Can you promise we’ll qualify?
No one honestly can. We filter on what each listing says about eligibility, but always read the full listing before applying.