
Grant Finder
Grant Finder searches the federal grants database so city staff can surface relevant funding opportunities instantly, without spending hours combing through listings.

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Federal grant opportunities exist for nearly every city project, but finding the right ones means sorting through thousands of listings across databases your team doesn't have time to monitor. With Grant Finder, you can:
Type in what your city is working on, and Grant Finder does the searching for you — pulling relevant federal grant opportunities with everything you need to evaluate fit quickly.

What is Ordinal Grant Finder?
Ordinal Grant Finder is an AI grant search tool that helps local governments find federal grants from SAM.gov, tailored to their city's projects and priorities. Staff describe a project in plain language, and Grant Finder surfaces the most relevant funding opportunities in seconds.
How do city staff search for grants with Grant Finder?
Type keywords or phrases about what your city is working on, such as a new park, downtown revitalization, or infrastructure improvements. Grant Finder's AI searches the federal grants database and returns the opportunities that best match your project.
What information does each grant result include?
Each result shows a title, a summary, eligibility requirements, and a "Who Should Apply" snapshot, so staff can judge fit at a glance. One click opens the full listing on SAM.gov, where you can review deadlines, award amounts, and application requirements.
Does Grant Finder decide which grants our city qualifies for?
No. Grant Finder's AI summaries help staff review eligibility quickly, but your team makes the final call. Always confirm eligibility and deadlines in the official SAM.gov listing before applying.
Can Grant Finder write our grant applications?
Not yet. Today, Grant Finder helps staff find and evaluate the right opportunities. A proposal drafting feature is coming soon that will draft a full grant proposal based on your city's documents and project details.