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GrantWatch Introduces GrantWatch Intelligence™ for Human Verified Grant Research

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Conversational research across Human Verified Grants, Foundation Directory, Grant Recipient Search, verified IRS 990 data, grant writing, and grants management within The GrantWatch Full Grant Lifecycle Platform.

BOYNTON BEACH, Fla., June 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — GrantWatch today launched GrantWatch Intelligence™, a conversational research experience that enables nonprofits, businesses, schools, municipalities, government agencies, Tribal Nations, researchers, and grant professionals to research grants, foundations, grant recipients, and verified IRS 990 data through natural conversation while managing the entire grant lifecycle through its Dashboard and 12-Stage Grant Pipeline.

GrantWatch Intelligence™ delivers conversational research on Human Verified Grants from grant prospecting to post-award.

For more than 16 years, GrantWatch has helped organizations discover funding opportunities through one of the world’s largest collections of Human Verified Grants, supported by more than 63,000 monitored grants and 4.69 million verified IRS 990 records. With the launch of GrantWatch Intelligence™, GrantWatch evolves from a trusted grant discovery resource into a comprehensive grant intelligence platform.

Unlike AI tools that search the web, which can return expired grants, unverified information, or AI-generated inaccuracies that require users to fact-check results, GrantWatch Intelligence™ delivers conversational answers grounded in Human Verified grants, funder data, and verified IRS 990 records.

Organizations can discover grants, evaluate funding opportunities, research funders, analyze previous grant recipients, prepare proposals, manage awards, and report outcomes without switching between multiple grant databases, research tools, spreadsheets, and calendars. GrantWatch Intelligence™ brings research, grant management, and reporting together in one seamless workflow.

“AI is only as valuable as the data behind it,” said Libby Hikind, Founder and CEO of GrantWatch. Grant seekers need to spend more time pursuing funding, instead of verifying information.”

“GrantWatch Intelligence™ combines conversational AI with Human Verified grant opportunities and verified IRS 990 data to deliver answers organizations can trust. Grant seekers need more than a list of grants. They need to understand funders, learn from previous grant recipients, organize opportunities, write stronger proposals, and manage every stage of the grant process. GrantWatch Intelligence™ brings it all together in one platform, giving organizations the confidence to make smarter funding decisions and every possible advantage in securing grants.”

One Platform. Three Research Databases. Three Ways to Search.

GrantWatch Intelligence™ connects three unified research databases that support every stage of funding research:

Grant Finder – Search Human Verified Grants matched to your mission, organization, or community.Foundation Directory – Research funders, funding priorities, giving history, and verified IRS 990 data.Grant Recipient Search – Explore previous grant recipients, award history, and funding patterns to better understand where funders invest.

Each database can be accessed through three complementary search experiences, allowing members to work the way they prefer.

1. Traditional Search

Refined and enhanced since 2010, GrantWatch’s Traditional Search enables members to browse Human Verified Grants, funders, and grant recipients using advanced filters, including location, applicant type, funding category, grant type, funding source, and deadline. Members can quickly narrow results to foundation, corporate, federal, state, county, and local funding opportunities to identify grants that match their eligibility and funding needs.

2. AI-Assisted Search

Use AI-powered keyword searches, keyword phrases, and natural-language queries to quickly identify grants, funders, and grant recipients that align with your mission, project, geographic region, organization type, funding priorities, or areas of interest. AI-assisted Search helps members rapidly surface relevant opportunities and research results without requiring conversational follow-up.

3. GrantWatch Intelligence™

GrantWatch Intelligence™ provides a conversational research experience across all three research databases.

Members can ask follow-up questions, compare funding opportunities, investigate funders, review previous grant recipients, analyze verified IRS 990 data, and continue building on previous searches without starting over.

For example, after discovering a grant opportunity, members can immediately ask:

Who previously received this grant?What organizations does this funder typically support?Has this funder funded organizations like mine?What does the funder’s IRS 990 history reveal?What funding patterns emerge over time?

Instead of returning isolated search results, GrantWatch Intelligence™ helps members connect grants, funders, grant recipients, and verified financial information into one continuous research experience, enabling better-informed funding decisions before the application process even begins.

From Research to Results

GrantWatch Intelligence™ is seamlessly connected with the GrantWatch Dashboard and the 12-Stage Grant Pipeline, extending beyond research to support every phase of the grant lifecycle.

Once members identify a funding opportunity, they can save it to their Dashboard, organize research, assign priorities, monitor deadlines, collaborate with colleagues, prepare proposals, manage awarded grants, and track reporting requirements—all within one connected workspace.

Members can also use GrantWatch Intelligence™ to automatically integrate their conversational research with the AI Grant Writing Tool to move from research to proposal development without leaving the GrantWatch platform.

The GrantWatch Dashboard serves as the central workspace for grant activity, providing a centralized view of opportunities, deadlines, research, workflow, and progress. The Grant Dashboard includes suggested grants based on the subscribers preferences.

Supporting the Dashboard is the 12-Stage Grant Pipeline, a structured workflow that guides organizations from grant discovery and eligibility review through funder research, proposal development, submission, award management, compliance, and post-award reporting.

Together, GrantWatch Intelligence™, the Dashboard, and the 12-Stage Grant Pipeline help organizations spend less time managing information and more time securing funding.

Built on Trusted Information

GrantWatch believes technology should enhance trusted information—not replace it. The value of conversational research depends on the quality of the information behind every answer.

Every GrantWatch Intelligence™ conversation is grounded in GrantWatch’s proprietary research databases rather than information retrieved from the public web. Human Verified Grants, Foundation Directory, Grant Recipient Search, and verified IRS 990 data provide the trusted foundation behind every conversational response. The conversational experience helps members uncover insights more efficiently while relying on information that has been researched, verified, and organized within the GrantWatch platform.

GrantWatch Intelligence™ is available with eligible MemberPlus+ subscriptions beginning June 29, 2026.

To introduce GrantWatch Intelligence™, eligible MemberPlus+ subscribers receive a one-time complimentary welcome allocation of GrantWatch Intelligence™ tokens. New eligible subscribers receive their welcome allocation when they activate their subscription. Existing eligible subscribers receive their one-time welcome allocation automatically with their next eligible subscription renewal. The complimentary welcome allocation is provided only once per member account, regardless of how many times a subscription is renewed, canceled, or reactivated.

Annual MemberPlus+ subscribers receive up to 5 million complimentary welcome tokens, with allocations varying by subscription level. Welcome tokens provide access to conversational research across Human Verified Grants, Foundation Directory, Grant Recipient Search, AI Grant Writing Tools, and verified IRS 990 data.

If a subscription expires, any unused complimentary welcome tokens are forfeited and cannot be restored upon resubscription. After the one-time welcome allocation has been used or expires, members may purchase additional token packs at any time.

Purchased GrantWatch Intelligence™ tokens are securely stored in the GrantWatch Token Vault™, do not expire, and remain available for future use. If a member’s subscription lapses, purchased tokens remain safely stored in the Token Vault™ and become available again when the member reactivates an eligible subscription.

Giving Grant Seekers Every Possible Advantage

GrantWatch introduced GrantWatch Intelligence™ to make trusted funding research more accessible and to help organizations make stronger funding decisions before investing time and resources in a grant application.

Whether members begin with a traditional search, AI-powered search, or GrantWatch Intelligence™, they can move naturally from grant discovery to funder research, grant recipient analysis, proposal preparation, grant management, and post-award reporting without leaving the GrantWatch platform.

By bringing research, writing, workflow, and grant management together in one connected system, GrantWatch continues to evolve the Full Grant Lifecycle Platform with one mission: giving grant seekers every possible advantage through proprietary research, trusted information, conversational intelligence, and connected workflow tools.

About GrantWatch

GrantWatch is the Full Grant Lifecycle Platform serving nonprofits, businesses, government agencies, Tribal Nations, artists, schools, municipalities, researchers, and individuals.

The platform brings together Human Verified Grants, AI Grant Finder, Foundation Directory, Grant Recipient Search, verified IRS 990 data, GrantWatch Intelligence™, AI Grant Writing Tools, the GrantWatch Dashboard, and the 12-Stage Grant Pipeline to help organizations discover funding opportunities, research funders, understand previous grant recipients, prepare stronger proposals, manage awards, and report outcomes within one integrated platform.

GrantWatch continues to expand the Full Grant Lifecycle Platform by bringing together grant prospecting, trusted research, conversational research, grant writing, team collaboration, workflow management, award management, and reporting within one seamless platform. Additional enhancements, including Sample Grant Sections that provide model content to support proposal development, are expected in the coming weeks. Through Human Verified Grants, AI Grant Finder, Foundation Directory, Grant Recipient Search, verified IRS 990 data, GrantWatch Intelligence™, the GrantWatch Dashboard, and the 12-Stage Grant Pipeline, GrantWatch remains committed to giving grant seekers every possible advantage through trusted information, intelligent research, and connected workflow tools.

For more information, visit www.GrantWatch.com.

GrantWatch
Phone: (561) 249-4129
Email: support@grantwatch.com

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Portland General Electric schedules earnings release and conference call for Friday, July 31

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PORTLAND, Ore., July 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Portland General Electric Company (NYSE: POR) announced today that it will host an analyst conference call and webcast at 11 a.m. ET on Friday, July 31, to review its second quarter 2026 financial results.

Portland General Electric plans to release its second quarter 2026 earnings summary before financial markets open in the United States on July 31. 

The conference call will be hosted by Maria Pope, President and CEO; Joe Trpik, Senior Vice President of Finance and CFO; and Erin Schwartz, Senior Manager of Investor Relations.

To hear the conference call by webcast, log on to Portland General Electric’s investor website at investors.portlandgeneral.com, select Events & Presentations from the menu, and the webcast will be listed under Upcoming Events. A replay of the webcast will be available beginning at 2 p.m. ET on July 31. The webcast replay will be listed under Archived Events within the investor website Events & Presentations page.

About Portland General Electric Company:
Portland General Electric Company (PGE) (NYSE: POR) is an integrated energy company that generates, transmits and distributes electricity to nearly 960,000 customers serving an area of approximately 2 million Oregonians. Since 1889, PGE has been powering economies, delivering safe, affordable and reliable electricity while working to transform energy systems to meet evolving customer needs. PGE continues to make progress towards emissions reduction targets, and customers have set the standard for prioritizing clean energy with the No. 1 voluntary renewable energy program in the country. PGE is ranked a top ten utility in the 2025 Forrester U.S. Customer Experience Index. In 2025, PGE employees and retirees volunteered over 18,300 hours to more than 400 nonprofits organizations. Through the PGE Foundation, along with corporate contributions and the employee matching gift program, more than $5 million was directed to charitable organizations supporting economic growth and community resilience across our service area. For information: portlandgeneral.com/our-company/news-room.

For more information please contact:
Erin Schwartz, PGE, 503-464-7751

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Selling Scottsdale TV Series Spotlights Scottsdale Real Estate and Lifestyle on REAL Shows Network

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Locally hosted series led by Becky Kennard highlights the people, neighborhoods, and businesses that define Scottsdale and the greater Valley.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., July 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — REAL Shows Network (RSN), the national TV platform dedicated to elevating real estate and lifestyle storytelling, has added Selling Scottsdale, a new locally hosted series in Scottsdale, AZ, to its lineup. The Scottsdale real estate and lifestyle TV series is hosted by local real estate leader Becky Kennard and produced by RSN’s Emmy-nominated, Telly Award-winning team.

Viewers can learn more about the series and watch episodes of Selling Scottsdale at realshows.tv.

The series captures the spirit of Scottsdale by blending real estate, local culture, and community stories into a vibrant viewing experience. Each episode features Becky Kennard:

Highlighting notable neighborhoods and distinctive properties across Scottsdale and the greater Phoenix areaShowcasing real clients, real properties, and real numbers across vacation homes, investment properties, and luxury estatesPulling back the curtain on the design and renovation decisions that transform houses into standout homes

As owner of Desert Luxe by My Home Group and Lux Renovations, Kennard brings a rare blend of luxury market expertise, design vision, and practical guidance to buyers, sellers, and investors throughout the Scottsdale area. Through Desert Luxe, she and her hand-selected team have closed transactions across a wide range of price points, while Lux Renovations extends that experience beyond the transaction through thoughtful updates that elevate finishes and unlock property value.

“When I started in real estate, I saw right away that not all clients were treated equally,” said Becky Kennard, host of Selling Scottsdale. “I wanted to create a space where every buyer and seller is given the same white-glove experience, whether they are purchasing their first property or selling a signature Scottsdale estate.”

“Selling Scottsdale is a chance to show what really goes into this market, from the strategy behind each deal to the renovation and design choices that can completely change a home’s value and feel,” Kennard said. “At the heart of it all is my belief that every client deserves luxury service, no matter the price point.”

Selling Scottsdale is part of REAL Shows Network’s growing lineup of locally branded series that highlight communities across the United States.

As part of RSN’s national network of locally branded shows, Selling Scottsdale gives its host a full 30 minutes to build a recognizable, personality-driven brand while authentically representing the unique character of Scottsdale, AZ. The show provides local organizations, including nonprofits and philanthropic initiatives, along with entrepreneurs and community influencers, a high-quality platform to share their stories through cinematic, lifestyle-driven segments.

Rooted in RSN’s mission of positive media, Selling Scottsdale focuses on authenticity, connection, and the everyday experiences that make communities stand out. It uplifts the people, businesses, and causes that make each community extraordinary, offering viewers fresh insight along with engaging, professionally produced entertainment. High-resolution images and video clips from Selling Scottsdale are available upon request.

About REAL Shows Network
REAL Shows Network (RSN) is a national TV network for top real estate professionals and influential local leaders, giving select hosts in each market the exclusive opportunity to lead a full 30-minute show that showcases their expertise, partners, and community. Created by an Emmy-nominated, Telly Award-winning production team, RSN delivers cinematic, lifestyle-driven storytelling and strategic media exposure that builds authority, deepens community connection, and elevates positive stories in each market. For more information, visit realshows.tv.

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Soccer’s best communicators rely on clarity, not clichés, AI analysis finds

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STOCKHOLM, July 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Sinch, a global leader in cloud communications, today announces new AI analysis of 241 pre- and post-match coach press conferences across six languages shows that the soccer tournament’s clearest communicators are those who explain tactics, decisions and performances rather than rely on familiar soccer clichés. The data also reveals two distinct communication styles emerging during the group stage, with “Tacticians” consistently using clearer, more specific language while “Motivators” relied more heavily on generic themes such as belief, confidence and character. The tracker also shows that “We respect every opponent” was the tournament’s most common soccer cliché, used 15 times.

The xC Tracker, powered by Sinch, measures how often coaches use familiar soccer clichés during press conferences. Lower xC (expected cliché) scores indicate fewer clichés and clearer, more authentic communication. Coaches with the lowest xC scores consistently focused on tactics, lineup decisions and performance. In contrast, coaches with higher xC scores were more likely to rely on broad themes such as belief, character and team chemistry.

The analysis reveals two distinct communication styles emerging during the group stage. The “Tacticians” consistently explained decisions through soccer fundamentals such as team structure, positioning, transitions and decision making. The “Motivators” leaned more heavily on familiar motivational language.

Highest xC scores (Most cliché driven)

Rank

Coach

Team

xC

1

Gustavo Alfaro

Paraguay

311

2

Vincenzo Montella

Turkey

297

3

Tony Popović

Australia

293

4

Mohamed Ouahbi

Morocco

274

5

Jesse Marsch

Canada

265

 

Lowest xC scores (Clearer communication)

Rank

Coach

Team

xC

1

Marcelo Bielsa

Uruguay

28

2

Didier Deschamps

France

62

3

Graham Arnold

Iraq

68

4

Nestor Lorenzo

Colombia

86

5

Fabio Cannavaro

Uzbekistan

86

Lower xC scores indicate fewer clichés and clearer communication.

The Tacticians vs The Motivators

Coaches with the lowest xC scores consistently explained decisions through soccer fundamentals such as team structure, positioning, transitions and decision making, while avoiding overused motivational language. Uruguay’s Marcelo Bielsa, the tournament’s clearest communicator, remained focused on explaining what happened, why players were selected and how tactical decisions were made.

Coaches with higher xC scores, including Canada’s Jesse Marsch, Paraguay’s Gustavo Alfaro and Australia’s Tony Popović, relied more heavily on themes such as belief, confidence and character, making them more likely to fall back on familiar soccer clichés.

Data from Sinch’s xC Tracker also shows that the tournament’s clearest communicators maintained remarkably consistent communication styles throughout the group stage, regardless of whether their teams won or lost.

Most Used Soccer Clichés During the Group Stage

Rank

Cliché

Times Used

1

“We respect every opponent”

15

2

“We focus on what we can control”

11

3

“We know our qualities”

8

4

“We have to adapt to the conditions”

7

5

“The country is behind us”

7

Across the tournament, the most common cliché categories were humility, mindset, focus and concentration, and character.

Group stage trends

The overall data suggests that coaches became less cliché prone as the tournament progressed. Average xC scores fell from approximately 72 on the opening weekend to around 23 by the end of the group stage, indicating that the heaviest use of clichés came in early tournament press conferences.

Interestingly, coaches used more clichés before matches than after them. Average pre match xC scores reached 25 compared with 21 after matches, suggesting that coaches rely more heavily on familiar buzzwords when managing expectations before kickoff.

For further real time data analysis, please find Sinch’s xC tracker here.

Methodology

The xC Tracker – powered by Sinch – analyses every coach press conference at the 2026 World Cup, measuring responses against a 205-phrase dictionary of soccer clichés across six languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Arabic.

Each phrase was verified by native-speaking editors and only included if it appeared repeatedly across major tournament press conferences, could apply regardless of result, and would be recognized by fans as a familiar soccer fallback.

The AI detects exact matches, variations and paraphrased responses, while each phrase is assigned a cliché score from 3-10 based on how overused it is. References to religion, personal hardship or condolences are excluded from analysis.

CONTACT:

For more information, please contact:
Shannon Hames
Senior Manager, PR and Communications, North America
E-mail: Sinch@brands2life.com 

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