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Where Kindora started

A year of grant applications. Three weeks of asking people they already knew.

Outdoorithm Collective is a small family-camping nonprofit in Oakland, run by Kindora's founder and his wife. It is the organization Kindora was built for, and its first user — which is why both halves of its fundraising are documented here.

Institutions and individuals are different problems. Kindora narrowed thousands of funders to a short list worth pursuing and laid out how to approach each one. The same method, pointed at people instead of institutions, found who among the org's own network could give and who could open a door. Outdoorithm did the asking, both times.

Institutional funders
$100K+over the first year

74 applications, from 2,400 possible funders narrowed to 180 worth pursuing

Individual donors
$110K+in about three weeks

Every dollar traceable to a named person — personal gifts, donor-advised funds, employer matches, and budget released by someone they knew

Outdoorithm Collective

"Having this level of precision from day one has been transformative."

Kindora processed over 2,400 potential matches and narrowed it down to 180 high-potential funders. The intel briefs told us exactly how to approach each one. We've submitted 74 grant applications and won over $100,000 in funding.

Sally Steele

Sally Steele

Co-Founder & Board Chair · Outdoorithm Collective

About these stories: Its numbers are shown here because they are the most fully tracked on the platform, start to finish. Some organizations were invited to share with the opportunity for free exposure on Kindora. No one was paid or required to be positive. Results reflect each organization's own tracked outcomes and aren't a promise of what your organization will experience.

The problem

Finding the money is only half the problem

Two things stand between a community-rooted organization and the funding it deserves. They happen in order, and most tools only help with the first.

Step 1

First, you have to see it

You cannot ask someone you cannot find. Donor-advised funds disclose no donors. Most foundations decide who they will fund before anyone gets to apply. And the public record lands 12 to 18 months late, describing a year that is already over.

Step 2

Then you have to reach it

Suppose every fund and foundation stood in plain view tomorrow. You would still need a way in. Major giving concentrates in relationship networks — networks segregated by race, class, and geography that many community-rooted leaders were never invited into.

Kindora is built for both. Seeing is where we start. Reaching is the point.

How it works

One partner, from prospect to ask

Say what you're trying to do, in plain language. Kindora returns structured, sourced results — ready to edit, approve, or take over manually.

01

Discover

"Find funders for foster-care youth in California."

Kindora searches 9.5M+ grant records, funder websites, and open opportunities — institutional funders and the individual donors already near your work — and returns ranked matches with the reasoning behind each one.

Scored matches, with the why

02

Decide

"Why is this foundation a fit — and who do we know there?"

Deep funder research in one ask: what they fund, who decides, what a realistic request looks like, and whether anyone on your board or staff already knows someone inside.

Intel Briefs and warm paths in

03

Act

"Draft my LOI for the Stuart Foundation."

Drafts grounded in what that specific funder cares about, outreach in your own voice, pitch rehearsal before the meeting, and a pipeline that keeps your active opportunities in view through to a decision.

Applications, outreach, and asks — you approve every send

Both sides of fundraising, one place

Institutional funders

Foundations, corporate giving, and government grants — from discovery to submission.

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Individual donors

Major-gift research on the people already close to your work — capacity, fit, and who can make the introduction.

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You stay in control

Kindora does the busywork. You make every decision.

For work you're accountable for — to your board, your funders, your community — nothing goes out without you.

See every source

Every answer shows the funders, grants, and pages behind it. No black boxes.

Approve every action

Outreach, pipeline changes, and other outward actions wait for your okay first.

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"Kindora uses Claude to evaluate funder fit the way a program officer would — filtering thousands of matches down to the few worth pursuing."
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Built on information you can trace

1,943,000+

Public filings read

The annual returns US foundations file with the tax authorities, checked against the official registry

2.8M+

Pages from funders' own sites

Read across 39,000+ funders — open programs, who's eligible, deadlines, staff

87

Countries covered

National charity registers in Canada, the UK, Australia and across Europe

261,000+ funders · 9.6M+ grant records · 51,000+ currently-open opportunities

See where our information comes from

Built by people who've been on both sides of the table.

Justin Steele

Justin Steele

CEO & CTO

Led $698M in philanthropy at Google.org

Now co-runs a small Oakland nonprofit — and writes its grant applications

Karibu Nyaggah

Karibu Nyaggah

Co-Founder & Advisor

Scaled programs across 6 countries

Trained 7,000+ entrepreneurs

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