I will research foundations and donors that fit your nonprofit

Most nonprofits apply to the same handful of funders everyone already knows. The better fits are often smaller foundations, corporate programs and INGO calls nobody on your team has time to dig up.

I research funders the way I do it for my own work at BRAC, Field Ready and my consultancy: start from your mission, geography and budget size, then check each funder's actual giving history and eligibility before it goes on your list.

You get a clean spreadsheet with:

• Funder name, focus areas and geographic scope
• Typical grant size and recent grants made
• Eligibility notes and how to apply (open call, LOI or invitation only)
• Deadlines and, where public, program officer contacts

Strongest fit: climate and agriculture, humanitarian response, education and skills, health and nutrition, and tech or AI for development, especially South Asia and global funders.

Every funder is checked by hand. I don't pad lists with funders that can't fund you.

Message me your organization profile and the kind of funding you want before ordering, and I'll tell you which list size fits.