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The money you haven’t discovered yet

Somewhere there is a federal opportunity that fits your program, and a foundation already funding work like yours. Grant discovery in CommunityForce reads the public record and brings both to you, ranked, explained and linked to the source.

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Funding profile

What your organization is and seeks. Every field sharpens matching.

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Mission

We award need-based scholarships to first-generation students in rural Texas and support them through graduation.

Focus areas

First-generation studentsSTEM educationRural workforceHealth careers

Organization type

Community foundation

Annual budget

$1M–$5M

State

Texas

Country

United States

Where to look

Grants.govfederal opportunities

IRS 990 filingsgrantmaking foundations

CommunityForce curated listopportunities we track for you

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Phoenix reads Grants.gov, IRS 990 filings and our curated list, ranks what fits your funding profile, explains why, and links every result to its source.

For the team that applies

Grant opportunities, with sources shown

Federal opportunities from Grants.gov, grantmaking foundations from IRS 990 filings, and the opportunities on CommunityForce’s own curated list. Phoenix ranks and explains each one against your funding profile, so the best fits come first. Every result links to its source record, so you can check it before you chase it.

When one fits, it moves into your grant pipeline, from research and writing through submission and award, with tasks, documents and reminders before every deadline.

See the grant pipeline

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Grant opportunities

Best fit first · 38 pending

  • Rural Health Workforce TrainingHealth Resources & Services Administration Grants.gov92
  • Community Scholars InitiativeAnderson Foundation IRS 99087
  • STEM Pathways GrantU.S. Department of Education Grants.gov81
  • First-Generation Student SuccessMeridian Community Fund Curated list76
  • Veterans Workforce ReintegrationU.S. Department of Labor Grants.gov71

Rural Health Workforce Training

Health Resources & Services Administration Grants.gov

Closes in 34 daysFit92Eligibility risk lowCould feed Community Investment

Why it fits (AI, from the record and your profile)

Your profile lists rural workforce and health careers. This program funds training for allied-health students in rural counties, Texas is an eligible state, and the $500,000 ceiling sits inside your budget band.

Who can apply

NonprofitsInstitutions of higher educationHealth workforce
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For the team that asks

Donor prospect research from the public record

The same foundation data, read the other way, finds the funders already giving to work like yours, with their assets and grants paid in view and Phoenix’s reasoning for the match beside each one. Nothing joins your CRM until you accept it.

Donor management and fundraising

Illustration of the donor prospect inbox: candidate funders on the left, and on the right the open prospect with grants paid and assets from its 990 filing, why it was proposed, its cited sources, and accept or dismiss.

Prospect discovery

Foundations from IRS 990 data · 12 to review

  • Anderson FoundationHigh confidence91
  • Meridian Community FundHigh confidence84
  • Harbor TrustMedium confidence72
  • Bluebonnet Education FundMedium confidence66
  • Lakeside Family FundLow confidence · verify before accepting58

Anderson Foundation

Private foundation Austin, Texas

Fit91

Grants paid

$1.2M

FY2025 per 990-PF

Assets

$28.4M

end of year

Why this prospect

Paid 14 scholarship grants in Texas in FY2025, three of them to first-generation programs. Its median grant of $85,000 sits inside the range you award from STEM Advancement.

Cited sources

990-PF, FY2025Foundation website
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Inside your walls

The opportunities already inside your walls

Departments post scholarships or funds to the central portal instead of announcing them in email. Fund administrators see every posting in one place and approve the ones that should go live, and approval turns the posting into a live program in the same system that will collect its applications and run its review.

Every stage of the awards lifecycle

Illustration of the scholarship postings approval queue: a table of department postings with their status and totals, and the selected posting's terms with approve and reject controls.

Scholarship postings

Approval queue · 3 submitted

Post a scholarship
ScholarshipDepartmentStatusTotalSubmitted
Nursing Excellence ScholarshipClinical placements for final-year nursing studentsCollege of NursingSubmitted$60,000Aug 12K. Dominguez
First-Year Engineering AwardRenewable for students in good standingCollege of EngineeringSubmitted$40,000Aug 9R. Achebe
Dean’s Research Travel FundConference travel for graduate presentersGraduate SchoolApproved$25,000Jul 30S. Whitfield

Nursing Excellence Scholarship · 2025–26

12 awards of $5,000 · publishes to the portal on approval

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Every result has a source

Each one shows where it came from and links back to the record. Phoenix ranks and explains. The funders are real records, the application is yours to write, and no match is promised. Nothing reaches a funder without a person putting it there.

See what it finds for a program like yours