Grantivo is a grant writing platform for nonprofits and grant professionals. It combines funder research with proposal writing and review, so you can look up a funder's giving history, write your proposal, and check it against their requirements before you submit.

How is Grantivo different from using ChatGPT?

ChatGPT doesn't know your funder, your organization, or the grant requirements. Grantivo has data on 100,000+ foundations and keeps your context across every session, so feedback is specific to your proposal and the funder you're applying to.

Yes. All core features are free, including funder research, foundation profiles, proposal editing, and requirement tracking. You only pay when you use AI assistance for drafting or review. No credit card required to start.

Can I use Grantivo for any type of grant?

Yes. Grantivo works with foundation grants, government RFPs, corporate giving programs, and any funding opportunity that requires a written proposal.

Nonprofits›Rappcats

Animal-Related

Rappcats

WASHINGTON, VA

Website

Total revenue

$239K

Total expenses

$167K

Net assets

$400K

Grants received

$519K

20 grants

EIN

260970194

Tax year

2024

Mission

RappCats is a private, non-profit organization that rescues, cares for, and finds loving homes for abandoned, abused, neglected, injured and homeless cats and kittens in Rappahannock County, Virginia. It is supported entirely through private contributions. We operate the RappCats Adoption Center, a cage-less, no kill facility that is the only Virginia approved cat shelter in Rappahannock County. In addition, we work closely with the community to reduce cat overpopulation through our spay/neuter program, which provides residents with low and no cost spay and neutering services. Also, when able, we provide family assistance to residents unable to pay veterinary bills.

Programs

2 programs

To help reduce the homeless cat population, RappCats facilitates and provides no-cost and low-cost spaying and neutering to Rappahannock County cats. In 2023, 203 Rappahannock County cats were spayed or neutered using RappCats funds. Expenses include not only direct veterinary fees, but also significant payroll expenses associated with staff time relating to trapping cats and transportation to and from veterinary offices. Among its efforts to reduce the homeless cat population, RappCats has initiated a program supported by local charities that work with low income residents to provide no-cost neutering. The program recognizes that neutering male cats is more economical than spaying female cats and is much less intrusive.

Expenses: $43K

Family Assistance covers a wide range of help to families, including paying for veterinary fees that pet owners cannot afford, and using our staff to consult and train county residents on a wide range of cat issues issues.

Expenses: $13K