An analyst’s read on any funder or nonprofit.
Name any organization and see how it actually gives — or who actually backs it. Free, from public filings.
Your funding, by place, cause and network.
- Geographic · youth orgs in Detroitwell-backed
- Thematic · youth orgs nationallyunder-funded
- Funder network · orgs sharing your backerstypical
The funders each lens reveals.
Your place, your cause, and your funder network each surface a different set of funders you don’t have — free, no account.
- Geographic+4 funders
- Thematic+9 funders
- Funder network+6 funders
3 appear on all three — your strongest targets.
Read your grantmaking.
Your next chapter.
The organizations your peers back that you don’t — and the gaps in your portfolio worth filling next.
Three reads a search can’t return
Behavioral reads, not lists
Who a funder backs first, who leans on it, whether it held the line in a downturn — character read across the whole graph. Others rank who matches whom. We read how a funder behaves.
Only 43% of the Skillman Foundation’s grantees are repeat — and they take 93% of every dollar it gives.
What happened next
We follow the money past the check — into each grantee’s later 990s, its own website, and the federal and state funding it went on to win.
We won’t tell you the grant caused it. We’ll show you what happened after it, dated to the filing it came from.
Context matched to the cause
External need data joined to a funder’s actual cause and snapped to the census tracts its grants really reach — eviction filings for a housing funder, food access for a food-bank backer.
And left off the page entirely when the geographic match isn’t confident enough to stand behind.