Free for Lehigh Valley nonprofits
Money your nonprofit may be missing
We check three places most small nonprofits never look: money the state is already holding in your name, programs you can get without competing for them, and small local grants coming up soon. You get a short written list of what you may qualify for, with the source for each one.
Ask for your free checkSee the grant calendar
Tracking 41 programs, 38 confirmed on the funder's own site. Sources checked
Money you may be owed
Pennsylvania Treasury holds unclaimed property: old refunds, uncashed checks, forgotten deposits. Nonprofits are owed some of it too. A person searches your name and any old names, then shows you how to claim it. Claiming from the state is free.
How the check works →2Programs you do not have to compete for
Some programs are open to any eligible nonprofit that applies and qualifies: free search ads, free or discounted software, a state sales tax exemption and nonprofit postage rates.
See the programs →3Local grants coming up
Community, bank, utility and corporate foundations in the Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania. Each one shows the amount and deadline in the funder's own words, and how sure we are.
Open the calendar →Coming up next
- Trusted Response Fund: Phase II (capacity building) Application Closes November 23rd, 2026 (opened September 28th, 2026; notification March 2027) CONFIRMED
- Truist Foundation grants (November cycle) Three annual cycles: March 31, July 31, November 30 (November 30 applicants notified in April) CONFIRMED
- Walmart Spark Good Local Grants (FY27 Cycle 3) FY27 Cycle 3: August 1 to December 31, but Walmart says the last day to submit a grant proposal will be November 30 (FY28 cycle dates not posted) CONFIRMED
- Good Neighbor Fund (utility assistance), Grant Cycle Three Application Closes: Tuesday, December 1, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (opened October 6, 2026; notifications January 2027) CONFIRMED
- Harry C. Trexler Trust annual grants (2027 cycle) The 2027 grant cycle is open. Annual grant deadline: December 1 CONFIRMED
Why is it free?
Because a lot of good organizations leave real money on the table, and the first step is just knowing it is there.
If you want help applying, PRISM does that for a flat fee. We never take a percentage of a grant. Many funders do not allow it, and it is not how we work.
If you win a grant, you can also write PRISM into the budget for the data, training and reporting work that comes after the award.
If you only want the list, take it. It is yours.
What we will not tell you
- We will not tell you there are huge piles of unclaimed grant money waiting. That claim gets passed around a lot, and it is not true.
- We will not promise money. Every finding says you may qualify, and links to the source so you can check it yourself.
- We will not run automated searches on state systems that do not allow them. The unclaimed property search is done by a person.