Why do Government agencies and private foundations give grants?
The federal government allocates millions and millions of dollars to various agencies every year to give grants to US citizens. Big corporations use private foundations to give Grants as a Tax Write-Off and public relations.

How do I get paid the grant money?
The Government agency to which you apply will send you an acceptance letter with your award amount. Shortly afterwards, you will receive your cash grant.

How much money can I get?
That all depends on the type of grant you are applying for and your actual needs. Some grants have a $5,000 limit, some have a $500,000 limit, and some don't even have a limit!

I have bad credit. Will that interfere with me obtaining a free cash grant?
No. In fact, grants are never based on your credit. This is not a loan so the conventional methods of getting a loan don't apply when obtaining a free cash grant. Grants are even given out to individuals who are unemployed!

What types of grants are available?
Personal Grants, Education Grants, Business Grants, Health Care. With this types of grants you could purchasing a new home, get a scholarship, start a new business, pay for prescription medicine and others.

How many grants can I apply for?
You can apply to as many grants as you want. Some of our members apply for a scholarhip and to buy a new home at the same time.

How current is the grants information?
The information is always kept up to date, categorized, and online every day, every week by our staff. There is never an end to your membership.

Who is eligible?
The grants are available to all us citizens or residents and you must be over 18 years old.

Why does this cost money?
Although there is a lot of free money out there the government and private foundations spend little time and money advertising these funding opportunities. We have developed a centralized database that will connect you to the best sources to get grants. We have put time and money to give you the best product available in the market. We charge a small fee to cover our expenses.