Editorial Policy

FindMyMoney.App publishes funding information for discovery, comparison, and planning. Our editorial standard is practical accuracy: users should be able to understand what a program is, who it appears to help, what is known about the deadline, and where to verify the official instructions.

Human review

Opportunity pages are reviewed by people before or during publication workflows. Human review focuses on source quality, obvious deadline problems, unclear eligibility, duplicate records, misleading titles, and whether the page sends users to a credible official source.

AI and crawler assistance

We use crawler assistance and AI-assisted drafting to discover, summarize, normalize, and improve opportunity records. AI assistance does not replace source checking. Generated summaries can be wrong, stale, or incomplete, so the editorial workflow prefers official URLs and visible review dates.

Source preference

Official government, university, foundation, nonprofit, funder, and program pages are preferred. Third-party sources may be used for discovery or context, but final application details should come from the organization that administers the program.

Corrections process

When users report outdated information, we review the report, compare it with the official source, and update the listing when the correction is supported. If an opportunity appears closed, expired, or unclear, we label it rather than presenting it as open.

No guarantee

FindMyMoney.App does not guarantee awards, acceptance, eligibility, application completeness, benefit approval, loan approval, deadline extensions, or funder decisions. Every applicant should read the official source and, where appropriate, consult a qualified advisor.

Not advice

The site is informational. It is not legal, financial, tax, immigration, educational, medical, or benefits advice. Program rules can depend on facts that are specific to your household, organization, institution, jurisdiction, or application cycle.