Global Technology Industry Association (GTIA): Grant Applications Via Member Referral
Global Technology Industry Association
Funding Amount
Not stated
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
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Eligible organizations
- Eligible nonprofit organizations and schools that are able to indicate a GTIA member company as a referral are welcome to apply.
- We encourage any such 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
Other requirements
- Who Should Apply.
Overview
The Global Technology Industry Association (GTIA) Grant supports nonprofits and schools leveraging technology to enhance lives in under-resourced communities. GTIA provides funding for innovative solutions addressing challenges like broadband access and educational equity. Eligible applicants are encouraged to apply, especially those referred by GTIA members. Key focus areas include educational technology, bridging the digital divide, and workforce initiatives that promote equitable access to resources and opportunities.
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. Our grants can provide funding to support smart, scalable solutions that tackle real-world challenges, from broadband access to AI-powered learning tools. Many of our best grant applicants are referred by GTIA members. If you know eligible nonprofits or schools using tech to improve lives, encourage them to apply. Be sure they indicate the name of your GTIA member company in their online application.
What We Fund
We 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 outcomesPrograms that bridge the digital divideWorkforce initiatives using tech to open doorsTech innovation that creates new pathways to prosperityBold initiatives that use technology to expand access and equity
Please see FAQs for additional guidelines.
Eligibility
Who Should ApplyEligible nonprofit organizations and schools that are able to indicate a GTIA member company as a referral are welcome to apply. We encourage any such 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
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Nonprofits
- Technology
- Education equity
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