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Search current funding opportunities, explore federal programs, and see how funding has been awarded — sourced from official federal data at Grants.gov and SAM.gov.

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Where our data comes from

Every record keeps its source, its last-verified time and a link to the official notice. We normalize — we don't rewrite.

Grants.govSynced

Opportunity data from Grants.gov, the U.S. government's central source for federal grant opportunities.Daily · last —

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Program records from SAM.gov Assistance Listings (formerly CFDA), maintained by the U.S. General Services Administration.Weekly · last —

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Historical award data from USAspending.gov, the official source of U.S. federal spending data.Historical awards layer in development

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About GrantsJunction

Is GrantsJunction a government website?

No. GrantsJunction is an independent research tool. It is not a government website or agency, it does not issue grants, and it does not accept applications. Every listing links to the official notice, and the official notice governs.

Where does GrantsJunction's grant data come from?

Federal opportunities come from Grants.gov and program records come from SAM.gov Assistance Listings, including the yearly obligations agencies report for each program. Award-level history from USAspending.gov is being added next. Every record shows its source and when it was last verified.

How often is the data updated?

Grants.gov opportunities are refreshed daily and SAM.gov Assistance Listings weekly. The time of the latest successful refresh is shown at the top of every page.

Does it cost anything to search for grants here?

Searching and browsing public grant opportunities on GrantsJunction is free and does not require an account. Federal agencies also never charge a fee to apply for a grant.

Can GrantsJunction tell me whether I qualify for a grant?

No. GrantsJunction shows which applicant types an official notice lists as eligible and which opportunities appear relevant to your answers. Only the official notice and the awarding agency determine eligibility, so always review the full notice before applying.