Technology Grants in Tennessee
Last updated October 4, 2026
There are 3 active technology grants tagged to Tennessee, part of 344 active technology grants listed nationwide. Updated daily.
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| ★ | Grant |
|---|---|
| Technology Grants Secretary of State Library Grants · State Not published · Up to $2M 50/50 matching grant for any public library in Tennessee for technology purchases. For every grant dollar received, matching local dollars required. | |
| Training Opportunities for the Public (TOP) Grant Secretary of State Library Grants · State Not published · Up to $2M Grant opportunity for public libraries across Tennessee to provide services for their communities. Funds available for training, hotspots, solar charging tables, and internal connections. | |
| Federal Funding - Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) Secretary of State Library Grants · State Not published · Varies Federal funding administered through the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Supports statewide library initiatives including Tennessee Electronic Library and SHAREit catalog. |
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About technology grants in Tennessee
Technology grants help nonprofits acquire and use the hardware, software, and digital tools they need to operate effectively — from computers and cloud services to databases and cybersecurity. Much of this support comes as discounted or donated products and services rather than cash, lowering the cost of essential technology. Some funders also make cash grants for ambitious tech-driven projects, particularly those using data or AI for social impact.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What do technology grants cover?
Technology grants and donation programs typically cover software licenses, hardware such as computers and networking equipment, cloud and productivity tools, databases and CRM systems, websites, and cybersecurity. Many are delivered as discounted or donated products rather than cash, while a smaller set of cash grants funds larger technology projects or innovation initiatives.
Who offers technology grants and discounts to nonprofits?
TechSoup is a central hub that makes hundreds of discounted and donated technology products and services available to qualified nonprofits, foundations, and libraries, and it handles eligibility verification for programs like Google for Nonprofits. Google.org makes grants to nonprofits using technology — including AI — to address societal challenges, and many technology companies run their own nonprofit donation and discount programs.
How do nonprofits qualify for technology grants?
Most technology donation and grant programs require valid charitable status — in the U.S., 501(c)(3) status verified through an intermediary such as TechSoup — and registration with the specific program. Product-donation programs may limit quantities or set usage rules, while cash grants for technology projects involve a competitive application focused on the project's impact and feasibility.
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