GTIA awards grants to nonprofits and schools that use—or need—technology to improve lives, with a focus on under-resourced communities locally and globally. Their grants can provide funding to support smart, scalable solutions that tackle real-world challenges, from broadband access to AI-powered learning tools.
They prioritize nonprofits and schools using technology to address resource deficits as well as systemic barriers. Areas of focus include but aren’t limited to:
Technology that enhances educational opportunities and outcomes
Programs that bridge the digital divide
Workforce initiatives using tech to open doors
Tech innovation that creates new pathways to prosperity
Bold initiatives that use technology to expand access and equity
Grants
In 2025, they expect to award $600,000 through this new grantmaking program as part of their $1.5 million total charitable giving commitment for the year. It is anticipated that grants will be awarded in the $25,000 to $50,000 range, with the potential for larger-scale grants (depending on the applications received).
Eligibility
Any nonprofit or school that:
Is registered and in good standing
Has strong leadership and a clear mission
Can demonstrate measurable, sustainable impact
Meets all legal and reporting requirements
They do not fund: individuals, for-profit efforts, political or religious groups, or organizations that discriminate.
