Find nonprofit decision-makers by mission and budget.
IRS 990 filings, GuideStar profiles, and grant award data — not a stale B2B database.
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[01] Discover
1.8M+ nonprofits in the US.
traditional databases can't find their leaders.
The community health center with 12 staff, the youth mentoring org with a $2M budget, the food bank that just received a major grant — they all file IRS 990s and register with state charity offices. That's public data, but B2B databases were never built to search it. Origami was.
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Registered nonprofits in the US
foundations, charities, and social enterprises
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Have fewer than 10 employees
too small for traditional B2B databases
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Have usable data in traditional databases
missing directors, budgets, and grant history
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To build a list with Origami
any mission, any budget, any geography
[02] Research
AI agents that find nonprofits where
they actually file and operate.
Nonprofit leaders aren't building LinkedIn company pages. They're filing IRS 990 returns, registering with state charity offices, posting on GuideStar, and applying for grants. Origami's AI agents search these sources in real time, surfacing organizations, leadership, budgets, and growth signals that traditional databases were never built to find.
[03] Capabilities
Find nonprofits ready to partner.
Qualified list in under 2 minutes.
IRS 990 filings as the financial source of truth
Every nonprofit with over $50K in revenue files an IRS 990, reporting total revenue, expenses, executive compensation, and program spending. Origami searches 990 data directly, so you can filter by budget size, revenue growth, and compensation levels — data that doesn't exist in any B2B database.
Grant awards as a buying signal
A nonprofit that just received a major grant has new budget to spend on tools, services, and partnerships. Origami tracks grant awards from federal agencies, state programs, and private foundations, surfacing organizations with fresh funding and active procurement needs.
Mission area segmentation at scale
Selling to a youth development nonprofit requires a different pitch than selling to an environmental conservation group. Origami categorizes organizations by NTEE codes and mission descriptions, so you can build laser-targeted lists by cause area, population served, or program type.
Leadership changes as timing signals
A new executive director or development director often means new priorities, new vendor evaluations, and new budgets. Origami detects leadership changes through 990 filings and job postings, helping you reach decision-makers during the window when they're most open to new solutions.
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