Avila searches federal, state, local, regional, and foundation funding, and its AI Grant Researcher continuously matches new opportunities to each of your projects — so your team spends its time on the grants worth winning, not searching for them.
Grants.gov, dozens of state agency sites, regional councils, and private foundations each post opportunities on their own schedule and in their own format. Small grant teams can't monitor all of them — so eligible funding quietly expires. Avila watches every source and surfaces only what fits.
Federal, state, local, regional, and foundation opportunities in one place — with AI search and rich filters instead of portal-by-portal checking.
Tell Avila what your organization wants to fund — or upload a strategic plan — and it continuously matches new opportunities to each project.
Every grant shows historical award sizes, so you know what a program actually pays before you commit application time.
Tell Avila the projects your community needs to fund — a lead service line replacement, new fire apparatus, an affordable housing rehab — or simply upload your strategic plan. The AI Grant Researcher then watches for new opportunities and matches them to each project as they're posted.
Avila publishes an interactive federal grant map showing how much grant funding local governments in every county have received. Use it to see which agencies fund communities like yours, what your peers have won, and where you're leaving money on the table.
Grants.gov covers federal opportunities and requires you to search and filter manually. Avila covers federal, state, local, regional, and foundation sources with AI search and rich filters, shows historical award sizes on every grant, and continuously matches new opportunities to your specific projects — so you review a short list of strong matches instead of searching hundreds of listings.
Federal, state, local, regional, and foundation grants — the full range local governments pursue, from infrastructure and public safety to housing, health, and community development.
No. The federal grant map is free and requires no account. It's a great way to benchmark your community before you talk to us.
You move straight into AI grant writing — Avila decodes the NOFO and drafts your proposal — and after the award, into post-award compliance. It's one connected workflow.