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A real, growing database of companies that actually give — not a purchased list.

A shared, filterable pool of companies with community-giving activity — searchable by industry, ownership type, and a propensity score where one has been computed — plus a separate on-demand agent that pulls real, current giving-program opportunities directly from five major corporate foundation pages into your own pipeline.

See the corporate database liveSee what’s in it today

The actual Corporate Marketplace

Not a mockup — the live, shared marketplace of corporate prospects, filterable by industry, ownership type, and sorted by propensity score or recency, with a real per-company detail link.

The live Corporate Marketplace page, showing filterable corporate prospect cards with industry, ownership badges, and a propensity score

Where a real company record comes from

A separate, on-demand agent fetches these five corporate giving pages directly and extracts any current giving program with Claude — a staff member triggers it, it isn’t on a schedule yet, and a page with no active program simply produces nothing.

The Home Depot Foundation
Walmart.org
Wells Fargo
Bank of America
JPMorgan Chase

What’s real today, and what isn’t yet

WORKING TODAY
  • Search and filter by company name, industry, and ownership type
  • Sort by propensity score (where computed) or by recently added
  • Trigger the five-target giving-page scraper on demand
  • Link straight from a result into your outreach queue, pre-selected
STILL EARLY
  • Employee-count and revenue estimates are populated for very few companies
  • A propensity score exists for only a small minority of the database
  • The five-target scraper is manually triggered, not yet on a recurring schedule
  • A much larger 51-agent research pipeline exists but isn’t open to any org yet

FAQ

How big is the database today, honestly?
As of our last data check, the shared corporate prospect pool held 49 companies. It's a real, working database, not a demo dataset, but we'd rather tell you the actual current size than round it up. Most rows have a name, location, and industry; employee-count and revenue estimates are still sparse — enrichment is an ongoing process, not a finished one.
Is the propensity score an AI prediction?
Where it's been computed, yes — a 0-100 overall likelihood score. Right now only a small minority of companies in the pool have one, because scoring runs as a separate enrichment pass rather than at the moment a company is added. Rows without a score simply show none, sorted after the ones that have it — we don't backfill a placeholder number.
What can I actually filter by?
Company name, industry, and four ownership flags — family-owned, veteran-owned, minority-owned, and woman-owned — are populated and filter correctly today. Employee-count and revenue filters are real, functioning substring searches against those fields, but since most rows don't have those fields populated yet, they won't return much until enrichment catches up.
Where does a new company giving-opportunity come from, separately from the prospect database?
A separate, on-demand agent fetches five major corporate foundation and giving pages directly — Home Depot, Walmart.org, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and JPMorgan Chase — extracts any current giving program via Claude, and adds it as a real opportunity in your organization's own pipeline. It's triggered by a staff member, not on a schedule, and only creates a record when the page actually describes a program; an empty page produces nothing rather than a fabricated entry.
Is this the same as a full corporate-intelligence research pipeline?
No, and we'd rather say that plainly than blur the two. A separate, much larger research pipeline for deep corporate and individual donor profiling exists in the platform and is real, working code — but it's gated behind a controlled rollout that hasn't started for any organization yet. What's described on this page is available today: a real, growing prospect database and a real, on-demand giving-page scraper, not that larger pipeline.
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