Powered by our cutting-edge search engine, the eCivis Grants Network: Research database is your core source for finding grants. Check out our demo videos for a survey of the many features at your fingertips with our grants management software.
Locate Grants
Locate grants quickly and efficiently
Hone your search to get to the relevant grants. Intuitive filters allow you to search by keyword, eligibility, due date, and/or matching criteria. Our custom search tools are designed to help you quickly find much-needed funding opportunities.
Grant Summaries
Read distilled grant summaries
Save time sifting through long-winded grant documents by reading our expert summaries. Our dedicated analysts work to extract the important points of grant opportunities—including project types supported by the grant, eligibility criteria, application requirements, financial stipulations, and contact information—so that you can spend time writing winning grants.
Grant Tracking
Keep tabs on grants that interest you
Track important grants from the search results page with one click. Save a grant to a new or existing project. Receive notification of any major updates to saved grants. This save feature replaces spreadsheet programs, saving you time, money, and stress.
Automatic Notifications
Receive automatic notifications on new grants
Save search terms so that you'll be automatically notified about grants that you need to fund your project. With your search agents in place, you'll receive auto-alerts about funding opportunities without having to manually search our database. You can edit, add, or delete search agents to fit your needs. Search agents focus on finding grants that meet your needs so that you don't have to.
PFA Library
Access grant-winning applications with a click
Peruse previously funded applications (PFAs) in our research database or PFA library. PFAs are a great resource for grant writers, especially those new to grant writing. Search results display the project name, applicant, and project summary, as well as a PDF of the winning application. What better way to write a glowing application than to model yours after one that won!
