1,925
funders reported grants to Hawaiʻi organizations.
For Hawaiʻi nonprofits
Find the funders most likely to say yes to your nonprofit.
Your report ranks every foundation that gives in Hawaiʻi by how well it fits your mission, your service area and your budget size, so you spend your time on proposals with a real chance of getting funded.
Early access.We're working with a small number of Hawaiʻi nonprofits before we open more widely.
The ranked listExample report
| Foundation | Match | Your focus area | Your service area | Typical grant | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | A Honolulu bank foundation | Strong | $10,000 | ||
| 2 | A Windward family foundation | Strong | $7,500 | ||
| 3 | A Hilo community trust | Strong | $5,000 | ||
| 4 | A California health foundation | Good | $25,000 | ||
| 5 | A Maui family fund | Good | $3,000 |
Each bar shows the share of that funder's grants that went to your focus area or your service area, from its most recent 990. Names are hidden in this example.
The problem
The right funders are out there. They're just hard to find.
Nearly two out of three funders giving in Hawaiʻi are based on the mainland, and their giving is buried in thousands of 990s. It's easy to keep going back to the same few funders everyone already knows.
- Hours of prospect research that go nowhere. Time you'd rather spend on your programs.
- Proposals to funders who were never a fit. Each one takes days to write.
- Funders you never hear about. Some of them already give to work like yours.
Your time belongs to your mission, not to digging through 990s. So we read them for you, from every foundation and public charity that gave to a Hawaiʻi organization.
$542M
in 8,510 grants on their most recent 990s.
1,257
of those funders are foundations based on the mainland.
$10,000
was the typical grant size.
From the 990-PF and 990 filings funders submit to the IRS, using each funder's most recent year.
Your plan is simple
You'll spend about fifteen minutes. We do the research.
- 1
Request your report
Tell us about your organization. During early access we send an invoice to whoever handles your bills, with a link to start your profile.
Today - 2
Check your profile
We start it from your most recent 990. You update your programs, the communities you serve and your budget, and a short checklist shows you what we need to find your best matches.
About 15 minutes - 3
Get your matches
Once you confirm your profile, we compare your work with every funder's giving and send your report, ready to share with your board.
Within 2 business days
What's in your report
Five parts, in the order you'll use them. New funders come first, and the ones you already have are there for reference.
Part 1
Funders most likely to say yes
New prospects ranked by fit, with their typical grant size and how to apply to each one.
Part 2
The funders you already have
How often they renew and how your last grant compares with what they usually give.
Part 3
Federal grants you can apply for
Open and upcoming federal funding opportunities that fit your mission, with deadlines and whether partners are encouraged.
Part 4
Partners to apply with
Hawaiʻi nonprofits doing related work, with ideas for joint proposals.
Part 5
Proof your board can trust
Where every number comes from and how funders were ranked, in plain language your board can follow.
One report, one flat fee
During early access we bill by invoice, since that's how most nonprofits pay. Tell us about your organization and we'll send it to whoever handles your bills, with a link to start your profile. We reply within two business days.
- We never take a percentage of any grant you're awarded.
- Every number in your report comes from a public 990 or a federal grant listing.
- We only use what you share with us to build your report.
INVOICESample
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Funder match report for one Hawaiʻi nonprofit | $500.00 |
| Percentage of any grant you're awarded | $0.00 |
| Total | $500.00 |
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Spend your time on the funders most likely to say yes.
You'll get a ranked list of new prospects, a clear first step for each one, and a report your board can act on.
Get my funder matchesWe're working with a small number of Hawaiʻi nonprofits during early access.