Find what fits you

We've read hundreds of federal listings and pulled them into plain language. Tell us about you and we'll point you to the ones that fit. Every question is optional — more detail, sharper matches.

What we do for you

We read every listing — funder language and all — and pull it into plain language and your language.
Most federal grants go to schools, agencies, and nonprofits — not to individuals. We label every listing so you never waste time knocking on the wrong door.
We get you to the right door. The funder makes the final call.

Your answers live on this page only. Nothing is saved or sent anywhere — reload and it's gone. (Saving your profile for ongoing matches is coming. When it lands, you'll opt in and we'll be specific about what we keep.)

1. Who are you matching for?

The most important question. Tells us which door is yours — the individual-applicant door, or the school/agency door.

A person with a disability (myself)A parent or guardian of someone with a disabilityAn educator, clinician, or other professionalAn organization, school, or agency

2. What are you looking for?

Pick what you're after. You can switch and re-match anytime.

Education — scholarships, school programs, trainingEmployment — jobs, hiring programs, vocational rehabServices — support programs, assistive technologyFunding — grants for a project or program

3. Disability categories (optional)

Helps us surface listings that name your community. Pick all that apply.

AutismDeaf or hard of hearingBlind or low visionMobility / wheelchairIntellectual or developmentalMental healthLearning (dyslexia, etc.)Speech / communicationVocational rehabilitation focusGeneral disability advocacy

4. Current status (optional)

Light context — helps us tie-break between similar matches.

StudentLooking for workWorkingCaregiverProfessional in the disability field

5. State (optional)

Federal grants ignore state, so picking yours won't change today's results. State-scoped programs are coming next.

6. Age range (optional)

Coarse only — no birthdate, no exact age.

Under 1818 to 2526 to 6465 or older

Pick at least one answer to get going.