The information about, and links to, the following resources are provided as a service to PBUSA's members and the public. You are advised, however, to make your own determinations about the value of these outside services. This list provides information only and does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by Parent Booster USA of the vendors and services listed.

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  GrantWatch's current subscribers include: nonprofits, 501(c)(3) organizations, universities, hospitals, government agencies, schools, community based organizations, religious institutions, research institutions and some small businesses and individuals. GrantWatch does not give grants, but will let you know what government grants and foundation grants are currently available through their user friendly grants search and grant summaries.

  Pricing plans:

  • $15/week
  • $40/month
  • $78/quarterly
  • $142/bi-annually
  • $199/annually
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  FoundationSearch is the premier, fully searchable, online database of foundations for the serious prospect researcher, containing vital information about the funding history, preferences and contacts of over 100,000 US foundations. It provides the specific information you need to approach the most qualified prospects with compelling reasons why your project fits their vision. Pricing plans vary based on organizational needs.

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  Foundation Directory Online (FDO) gives you the tools to manage your foundation fundraising process faster, easier, and more effectively than before. And with the addition of Workspace and its new assessment tool to FDO's powerful search engine, you can manage the process from just one place.

  Pricing plans:

  • Essential: $399/year
  • Preferred: $999/year
  • Professional: $1499/year
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  GetEdFunding is a free and fresh grant finding resource, dedicated to helping educators and institutions identify the funding they need in budget-tight times. GetEdFunding hosts a collection of thousands of grants and opportunities culled from federal, state, regional and community sources and is available to public and private preK–12 schools, districts and educators, higher education institutions, and nonprofit organizations that work with them.