You started your organization with a purpose. But finding funding, writing applications, and keeping up with everything after an award can pull you away from the work you’re called to do.

Meet Purpose, Granted., by PresIce Purpose. It brings grant research, professional writing, and grant management into one connected workspace, so your information works harder and your team can focus on the mission.

It starts with your Matching profile. Here, you describe what your organization does, the people you serve, your focus areas, and where you work. Save profile gives the platform a foundation it can use across opportunities and proposal drafts. You don’t have to rebuild your story every time you find a grant.

Next, choose Find grants. Search opportunities, narrow the award size or kind of funder, and check Only grants for my area. Each result explains eligibility, mission fit, and readiness separately. You can see why an opportunity may fit, and what needs checking before you invest your time. Read the full notice takes you to the original source. Track this opportunity brings a promising grant into your workspace. These signals guide your decisions; they don’t promise an award.

Now open Write a proposal. The grants you track are ready to work on, with the deadline and requirements still connected. Open the proposal brings you into the writing workspace. The platform uses your own organization facts and project details to help draft professional answers to the funder’s questions. You can see the word limit, edit Your answer, and choose Save answer. Improve this draft helps refine the writing. Status controls make the handoff from writing to review clear, so your team stays responsible for the final application.

Submitted keeps track of what you sent and what happened next. You submit on the funder’s own portal, then record the submission here. Waiting to hear and Decided help you follow the application through its outcome, without losing the history that can make the next application stronger.

After an award, open the grant’s Requirements and Deadlines. Each requirement has a date, a responsible person, and a status. Your team can see what’s in progress, ready, or complete, and spot what needs attention before a deadline becomes a problem.

Budget and Transactions connects the plan to the money. Awarded is what the funder promised. Budgeted is your approved spending plan. Spent includes costs owed or paid. Cash received is what actually arrived. Record an expense helps keep spending against the right category, while budget versus actual makes the remaining funds easier to understand.

Data gives your team a familiar place to work. Add data opens a spreadsheet grid. Type into cells, then Save the grid. You can also create spreadsheets, import an existing sheet, or create charts and graphs. The goal is practical: keep useful records in a form your organization can maintain, then connect that information to outcomes and reports.

Finally, Reports brings the story and the evidence together. Reporting periods connect the outcome figures and the money to the right grant. Your team writes the narrative, checks the details, and records what was sent. That means less rebuilding at reporting time, and a clearer record of what you told the funder.

Explore the interactive demo to see the journey with fictional examples. Then request a personal walkthrough with Preston, and discover how Purpose, Granted. could support your organization.

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