GrantHub is an AI-powered grant intelligence tool that helps Tribes and Native-led nonprofits find, understand and act on funding opportunities from federal, state and private sources.
Wildstream built GrantHub with a nonprofit partner, automating grant data extraction and plain-English summaries. In just three months, users found and applied for over $9 million in funding across 75 grants.
In just three months, GrantHub users discovered and applied for more than $9 million in funding across 75 grants
Research that once took hours now takes seconds, so funding coordinators find relevant opportunities within minutes
Complex bureaucratic language is turned into accessible summaries, so no legal or grant-writing background is needed
Nonprofits lose many hours reading grant documentation to work out eligibility criteria and deadlines. Opportunities are spread across federal, state and private sources, and tracking and organizing them by hand was time-consuming and inconsistent. For Tribes and Native-led nonprofits, this made it harder to secure critical funding for programs that support sovereignty, health and cultural preservation.
In just three months, GrantHub users discovered and applied for more than $9 million in funding across 75 grants.
Research that once took hours now takes seconds, so funding coordinators find relevant opportunities within minutes.
Complex bureaucratic language is turned into accessible summaries, so no legal or grant-writing background is needed.
Built together with a nonprofit partner, GrantHub automates the discovery and extraction of grant data from websites, PDFs and zip archives. Key details are structured into a searchable, user-friendly interface, with opportunities organized by eligibility and deadline. Funding coordinators at Tribes and Native-led nonprofits can find, understand and act on opportunities without reviewing large document sets themselves.
Grant details are extracted automatically from websites, PDFs and zip archives, so no format is left out of the search.
Key details are structured into one user-friendly interface where coordinators filter opportunities by eligibility and deadline.
Funding criteria are extracted from every document, so organizations quickly see whether they qualify before investing time.
Tribes and Native-led nonprofits can more easily secure critical funding for programs in sovereignty, health and culture.
Freed from manual research, teams return their time to the programs and work that directly support their communities.
Teams without grant specialists can act on complex funding opportunities with confidence, needing less outside help.