AI for Good Grants

AI for Good Grants is sponsored by Good Things Foundation Australia. Grants are occasionally available to fund community organisations within Good Things Foundation's network to run AI literacy programs, helping Australians understand the benefits, risks, and opportunities of AI.

Grants and opportunities | Good Things Foundation Good Things Australia offers a range of digital inclusion grants and programs to support local organisations to close the digital divide and help people get online. We offer different grants to help you support people in your community.

The Be Connected program grants, like Building Digital Skills and the Capacity Builder, are focused on supporting older people (over 50’s) in Australia to improve their digital skills, safety and confidence. The Bridge programs are focussed on helping people with disability to get online safely and confidently and the Digital Sisters one supporting women.

Grants for network partners As a member of our network, you get access to grants, support, learning materials, session plans and training so you are ready to help people in your community. Bundle our support together to run awesome digital inclusion initiatives in your area. $10,500 to support refugee and migrant women to build their online safety and confidence.

Grants are currently unavailable. Get Online Week event grant $1,000 to host digital skills events during Get Online Week, 19-25 October. Grant applications open 15 June 2026.

Building digital skills grant $3,000 - $20,500 funding so you can run a program to support over 50's to be connected. Applications now open. Building Digital Skills Grant – People with disability Apply for up to $5,200 to run digital skills programs for older people with disability in your community.

$52,500 to run train the trainer programs for staff or volunteer digital mentors in your organisation, so you can help more people. $5,000 funding to loan digital devices to over 50's so they can be connected. Building Digital Skills Grant – Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander communities Apply for up to $5,200 to run digital skills programs for older Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people in your community.

Young Digital Mentor Capacity Builder Grant $52,500 to train young (14-24 years old) staff or volunteers as digital mentors in your organisation. Building digital communities grant $3,000 to connect with your local Bendigo Bank branch and support adults of all ages to gain essential digital skills.

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