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Independent funding intelligence

See where the money is.
Know why it fits.

CauseWork connects the national grantmaker universe to current, verified opportunities—then shows the evidence behind every result.

IRS
Grantmakers
10Verified results

IRS source import

The funder universe starts here.

potential private fundersLoading IRS source…
Delaware exempt organizations processed
Reported assets represented
PF-1IRS filing-requirement classification used

Potential Delaware funders

Ranked by reported assets. These are discovery leads—not yet confirmed open opportunities.

OrganizationLocationEINReported assetsTax period

Showing the first 50 records.

Form 990-PF evidence

See who foundations actually fund.

historical awards extractedLoading IRS filings…
Value extracted in the first IRS XML batchHistorical awards are evidence of giving behavior—not currently open applications.

Foundation giving history

Directly extracted from IRS Form 990-PF XML filings.

FunderRecipient and purposeLocationAmountFiling period

Loading historical awards.

Live proof of flow

From public evidence to usable opportunity.

01

Discover

IRS records establish the grantmaker universe by EIN, entity type, location, and filing history.

Source connected
02

Investigate

Funder websites, filings, application portals, guidelines, and historical awards supply the evidence.

Sources verified
03

Structure

Amounts, deadlines, geography, eligibility, restrictions, and application paths become searchable data.

Records normalized
04

Deliver

Only open opportunities with a traceable primary source reach the results interface and HUB.

Ready for matching

Current results

Verified opportunities

10source-verified recordsChecked September 15, 2026

The CauseWork standard

A listing is not intelligence.

Every result answers: Who funds it? Who qualifies? How much is available? When is it due? Where is the controlling source? When was it last checked?

Expired, duplicated, unverifiable, or geographically incompatible listings do not belong in a nonprofit’s funding pipeline.