Better fundraising starts with better research.

Grant funding shouldn't feel like searching for a needle in a haystack.

Fund Hound helps nonprofits discover the funders most likely to support their work by turning thousands of public records into clear, actionable fundraising intelligence. We connect IRS filings, corporate giving reports, and nonprofit data to uncover the opportunities worth your time—and show you what to do next.

No endless databases.
No guesswork.
No spending your Friday night searching through Form 990s.

Just research you can actually use.

Find your next funder. Faster.

Built for nonprofits that don't have time to waste.

If you're like most nonprofits, your development team is...one person.

Or half of one.

Between writing grants, planning events, managing donors, and somehow remembering to eat lunch, there's not much time left for prospect research.

That's where we come in.

Fund Hound becomes an extension of your team, delivering the research, insights, and strategy you need so you can spend less time searching and more time securing funding.

Honest.

Every recommendation is backed by public data. We believe transparency builds trust, so we'll always show you where the information came from and why it matters.

Insightful.

Anyone can hand you a list of foundations. We go deeper—identifying funding patterns, nonprofit peers, corporate partnerships, and hidden opportunities that help you fundraise smarter.

Dependable.

We don't just deliver a report and disappear. Our team walks you through the research, helps prioritize opportunities, and stays available when questions come up.

The data already exists.

We make it useful.

Every year, nonprofits, foundations, and corporations publish thousands of public reports filled with valuable fundraising information.

The problem?

It's scattered across IRS filings, impact reports, financial statements, and documents that were never designed to be easy to read.

Fund Hound connects those dots for you—revealing who's funding organizations like yours, where new opportunities exist, and how your organization fits into the bigger funding landscape.Source: public IRS Form 990 filings.

Here's what you'll get.

✔ Best-fit foundations and corporate funders

✔ Similar nonprofits receiving funding

✔ Funding trends in your sector

✔ Strategic fundraising recommendations

✔ Actionable next steps

✔ A research partner you can actually call

Less searching. More funding.