How this works

GrantsDue re-imports the complete grants.gov database extract every morning — the same official file federal systems use, published daily by grants.gov. On import we:

• Keep only live, posted opportunities (forecasts and closed listings are dropped);
• Parse every eligibility code so "can a 501(c)(3) apply?" is answered on the face of each listing;
• Sort everything by deadline, because that's the order that actually matters;
• Delete anything that closed or was withdrawn since yesterday — if it's listed here, it was open as of this morning.

Currently tracking 1001 open opportunities (639 nonprofit-eligible). Last refresh: 2026-09-09 10:04 UTC.

What's not here yet

State arts councils, community foundations, and private foundation deadlines — the roadmap, in that order. Federal is the start because it's the largest single source and the only one with a complete public feed.

For small tech firms: SBIR/STTR stats

A separate corner of the site: free SBIR/STTR competition data — selection rates from SBA reports, Phase I→II conversion computed from sbir.gov's public award records, and who actually wins, per agency. Conversion comes in two cuts where fast-track programs exist (HHS/NIH, NSF's 2024 pilot): organic, and including awards whose Phase II was committed up front — fast-track is derived (R44/R42/U44 codes on HHS Phase I records; NSF solicitation 24-582) because no agency publishes a flag. DoD's Direct-to-Phase-II share is shown only as a clearly labeled inference — no official marker exists. Same honesty rules as everything else here.

Honesty notes

We link every listing to its official grants.gov page and you should always verify there before applying. We're independent — not affiliated with grants.gov, and nobody pays to be listed.