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GrantData

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Nonprofit evidence and funding

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Research U.S. nonprofits, programs, studies and reported grants. GrantData helps you find comparable work, trace documented supporters and inspect the source behind each connection. Search organizations and research, compare selected peers, and explore issue-linked candidates and historical funding. Results can be incomplete or mistaken; a past grant does not establish current eligibility or an open application. Check original records before acting.

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Example prompts

  • “What do we know about Full Circle Communities?”

Skills

  • azimuth-research

    Search Azimuth nonprofit intelligence for a research topic or source and give a concise evidence-backed answer. Use for open-ended corpus lookup; use the focused entity or peer-funding skills for those workflows.

  • entity-evidence

    Resolve a named nonprofit or funder to the right EIN and summarize its available Azimuth profile and source-backed funding signals. Use when identity, aliases, or observed organization evidence matter.

  • funder-review

    Verify a named funder or partner's current program fit, instrument, eligibility, amount basis and approach route. Use to qualify historical funding leads, refresh stale evidence or build a source-backed account plan.

  • fundraising-strategy-process

    Guide a nonprofit fundraising strategy conversation from its current question to a defensible next decision. Use for goals, peers, benchmarks, funding routes, prospect priorities, program cases, proposals, or strategy refresh; use the focused lookup skills for a simple entity or funding-history question.

  • issue-to-funding-map

    Map an issue and U.S. state to organizations doing the work, then inspect their observed funders. Use for questions like who funds Chicago veteran services; do not use for an open-grants-only search.

  • peer-funding-comparison

    Compare observed funders across explicitly selected nonprofit peers and a focal organization in Azimuth. Use for peer-funder overlap or gap questions, not for unverified peer discovery or prospect recommendations.

  • program-evidence

    Research an intervention or program idea through studies, implementation analogs, named delivery partners and payer evidence. Use for what works, who implements it, or what makes a pilot fundable.

  • relevance-check

    Check whether discovered organizations, programs, peers, or funders fit a specific nonprofit research question before presenting them as a shortlist. Use after graph or search discovery when names, taxonomy tags, shared funders, or broad geography may be misleading.

  • research-packet

    Turn reviewed nonprofit research into a proposal case, strategy brief, board memo or source packet with clear claims, partner roles and next decisions. Use when the user wants a reusable deliverable rather than another search answer.

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Azimuth Analysis LLC · Website
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Version
0.5.2
Created
October 12, 2026
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