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Find grants. Get ready to apply. Keep records safe.

GrantsPath helps tribal nations and Native-serving organizations find the right grants, prepare applications, and hold the award record for the life of the grant. You still submit through grants.gov; we make the hard parts easier.

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1,415
Open grants

Federal and state, filtered for tribal eligibility

575
Tribes eligible

Every federally recognized tribe

335
On the Watchtower

Orders, notices and signals, checked daily

7 yrs
Record retention

Federal minimum is 3

Built for Indian Country, not adapted for it.

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About GrantsPath

Public record, checked daily

The Policy Watchtower reads the Federal Register, Congress, the courts and Native press every day, says what a grant office should check, and scores its own forecasts against what happened.

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Your records stay yours

Seven-year retention of awards, reports and correspondence (the federal minimum is three), every subprocessor named, and a self-hosted option for Nations that need it.

How we protect sovereignty

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On the Policy Watchtower now

Orders, rules, notices, funding changes and court decisions that touch tribal funding, each with what a grant office should check. Last check Oct 17, 2026.

All 335 on the Watchtower
  1. Act nowNational Institutes of HealthConsultationOct 1, 2026Consultation Oct 19, 2026

    NIH opens Tribal consultations Oct 19-20 on All of Us and RC-TEC; comments due Nov 20

    Check: Attend the October 19, 2026 All of Us consultation (12:00-2:00 p.m.

  2. Act nowHousing and Urban DevelopmentFunding availableJul 22, 2026Applications due Oct 19, 2026

    HUD forecasts PRICE manufactured housing grants; Tribal Applicants eligible

    Check: Watch for the full notice of funding opportunity (NOFO) on Grants.gov under opportunity number CPD-2600-DC-0099, estimated to post on 2026-08-17.

  3. Act nowHealth and Human ServicesConsultationSep 24, 2026Comments due Oct 23, 2026

    IHS opens consultation and urban confer on modernizing Loan Repayment Program

    Check: Email tribal comments to consultation@ihs.gov, or urban confer comments to urbanconfer@ihs.gov, with the subject line 'IHS LRP' by 2026-10-23.

  4. Act nowInterior DepartmentConsultationSep 25, 2026Consultation Oct 26, 2026

    Interior seeks tribal input on Indian Affairs records schedule by Nov 30, 2026

    Check: Register for one of the virtual consultation sessions on October 26, 27, 28, or 29, 2026, through the link in the letter…

  5. Act nowUSDA Rural Business-cooperative ServiceFinal ruleOct 1, 2026Comments due Nov 2, 2026

    USDA final REAP rule keeps wholly-owned Tribal entities eligible; effective Oct 16

    Check: Review the revised Agricultural Producer definition and the Applicant Eligibility section (7 CFR 4280.120) to confirm how your Tribal entity qualifies.

Public record only, always; nothing login-gated, paywalled, leaked or private; tribes named only where a public document names them with a federal action. We also forecast what some signals lead to, and score every forecast against what happened. See how our forecasts have done.

One record from the first search to the final renewal.

Most tools stop at submission. Federal grant work continues through reporting, compliance and renewal, and that is where awards are lost.

  1. 1

    Discover

    Federal and state grants in one search, already filtered for tribal eligibility, with a fit score and the reason behind it.

    From the Researcher plan
  2. 2

    Apply

    Pull the criteria out of the notice, draft against them, build the budget, and fill the SF-424 from your profile.

    From the Professional plan
  3. 3

    Manage

    Reporting calendar, drawdowns and SF-425s, funder notices matched to your awards, and a vault that outlasts staff turnover.

    From the Sovereign plan
  4. 4

    Renew

    Next year's application drafted from this year's record: what you spent, what you reported, what you promised.

    From the Sovereign plan

Pick the plan that fits where you are.

Start free. Upgrade when you're ready to draft applications and manage your awards.

Compare every plan

  • Explorer

    Free

    Basic search, tribal eligibility filters, a few saved grants. 1 user.

    Get started free

  • Researcher

    $29/month

    Find Grants

    For tribal communities getting started with grant discovery

    See the Researcher plan

  • Professional

    $79/month

    Prepare and Manage Awards

    For tribal grant writers preparing applications and reporting on awards

    See the Professional plan

  • Sovereign

    $299/month

    Full Lifecycle

    For tribal governments managing the full grant relationship

    See the Sovereign plan

  • Nation

    Custom pricing

    Manage Multiple Tribes

    For consortiums and regional organizations

    See the Nation plan

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