Granted Now Covers All 50 States and 15+ Countries With 144 Data Sources
February 21, 2026 · 3 min read
Granted Research Team · Editorial policy
Today we are announcing the biggest expansion in Granted's history: 144 data sources covering all 50 U.S. states, D.C., U.S. territories, and 15+ countries.
Until this week, Granted indexed grants from 12 federal sources. That was already more than most platforms. But we kept hearing the same question from users: "Do you cover my state?"
Now the answer is yes, no matter which state you are in.
What Changed
We went from 12 data sources to 144 in a 24-hour build sprint. Here is what that includes:
Federal Agencies (15 sources)
Every major federal grant portal, synced daily:
- Grants.gov and SAM.gov
- NSF, NIH RePORTER, SBIR.gov
- DOE, USDA NIFA, EPA, ED.gov
- HUD Exchange, Commerce/EDA, SBA
- HRSA, SAMHSA, USASpending
All 50 State Portals (52 sources)
Every U.S. state now has its own dedicated ingestion pipeline. We crawl state grant portals for California, New York, Texas, Florida, Illinois, and every other state -- plus D.C. and U.S. territories.
This matters because state-level grants are where many nonprofits, schools, and small organizations find their first funding. These grants are often less competitive than federal programs and more aligned with local priorities.
International Sources (20+ sources)
Granted now indexes grants from 15+ countries across five continents:
- United Kingdom: UKRI, Innovate UK, UK Research Councils
- European Union: Horizon Europe, ERC, Erasmus+
- Australia: ARC, NHMRC, MRFF
- Canada: CIHR, NSERC, SSHRC, CFI
- Germany: DFG, BMBF
- Japan: JSPS
- South Korea: NRF Korea
- Singapore: NRF Singapore
- India: DST, SERB
- And more from Switzerland, Netherlands, and global funders like WHO and the World Bank
Foundation Intelligence (10 sources)
Our foundation coverage also expanded:
- IRS 990-PF parsing for 133K+ foundation profiles
- Direct feeds from major funders
- SEC 13F endowment tracking
- New foundation detection from philanthropy signals
By the Numbers
| Metric | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Data sources | 12 | 144 |
| Grants indexed | ~67,000 | 85,000+ |
| U.S. states covered | Partial (via federal) | All 50 + DC + territories |
| International countries | 0 | 15+ |
| Foundation profiles | 133K | 133K (unchanged) |
Why This Matters
If you are a nonprofit in Ohio looking for state-level community development grants, you can now find them alongside federal HUD and EPA opportunities in a single search.
If you are a researcher in Germany exploring transatlantic funding, you can search DFG and NSF programs at the same time.
If you are a K-12 school in Mississippi, your state education agency grants now appear alongside Title I and IDEA federal programs.
One search. Every source. That is the goal, and 144 sources gets us closer.
See the Full Coverage
We built a dedicated Data Coverage page where you can see every source we index, organized by federal agencies, state portals, international funders, and foundation intelligence.
Start Searching
All 144 sources are live now. Search grants or start a free trial to use AI-powered discovery and proposal drafting across the full database.