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Find similar grantsCisco Systems Foundation Support for Food Access is sponsored by Cisco Systems Foundation. Washington food pantries and nonprofits using technology to expand food access and related services can access funding through Cisco Systems Foundation for innovative, early-stage social impact programs.
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Technology Grant Program - Cisco Cisco’s Technology Grant Program (TGP) awards our best-in-class technology to qualifying nonprofits. Cisco donates our own technology to qualifying nonprofit organizations to help them realize significant gains in productivity, security, scalability, and cost efficiency. Our program enables partners to make innovative use of networking and communications technology to create a measurable impact.
The Cisco Technology Grant Program focuses on the same social investment areas as our cash grants: climate resilience; Cisco Crisis Response (which includes shelter, water, food, and disaster relief); economic empowerment; and education. Eligibility and requirements To learn about the program's requirements, application pathways, and more, please carefully review our program summary PDF.
Download TGP program guide (PDF) Application pathways for technology grants Cisco offers two primary pathways for technology grants. For larger, more complex requests, use the customized process managed directly by Cisco. For smaller, more routine requests, use the simpler process managed by our partner TechSoup.
You can learn more about which pathway suits your needs best by carefully reviewing the PDF linked above. See below for further details on each pathway. Application Path 1: TGP Donations Managed by Cisco To inquire about a larger or more complex TGP grant request from Cisco, use the TGP contact form to send us a message.
Application Path 2: TGP Donations Managed by TechSoup Since 2003, Cisco has partnered with TechSoup to provide smaller and more routine TGP donations in select countries (namely, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Sweden, UK, and US).
TechSoup manages the application process and is the point of contact for this program. The process varies depending on whether you are within the United States or outside the United States, where TechSoup works via local affiliates. Learn more about TechSoup grants within the US and TechSoup grants outside the US .
For any questions about this process or which is best for your situation, please contact the TGP program after reviewing the program summary PDF.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible NPOs and NGOs worldwide, serving mostly economically underserved communities. Specific focus on Washington food pantries and nonprofits using technology to expand food access. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to US $100,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Cisco Systems Foundation Support for Food Access is funded by Cisco Systems Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Washington. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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Cisco Research University Gift Funding Program for AI/ML Generative AI Embodied AI and Distributed Systems Security Research is sponsored by Cisco Research (Cisco Systems). Cisco Research accepts rolling proposals for university research gifts across multiple open RFPs, with current calls including Distributed Systems Security for Gen AI, Embodied AI, and Enhancing Factuality and Reasoning in Generative AI Models.
Cisco Research runs a rolling university research funding program that supports academic work across AI/ML, computer vision, natural language processing, cybersecurity, quantum information processing, networking and distributed systems. Several of the currently open calls target generative AI directly: Distributed Systems Security for Generative AI, Embodied AI, Enhancing Factuality and Reasoning in Generative AI Models, and LLM-Based Autonomous Systems. Awards are typically $50,000 to $100,000 and are made as unrestricted research gifts or sponsored research agreements, which means low administrative overhead and no intellectual property claim in the gift structure. Cisco Research emphasizes open publication and encourages open-source release of resulting artifacts, and successful teams are frequently renewed with follow-on and multi-year funding. Because submissions are accepted on a rolling basis through 31 December 2026 rather than at a single hard deadline, this is an unusually accessible source of flexible funding for faculty who want to start a generative AI research thread without waiting for a federal cycle. Proposals are submitted through the Cisco Research funding portal, and the program is open to faculty at universities worldwide, not only in the United States.
Cisco Research Open Requests for Proposals for Generative AI, Embodied AI and LLM-Based Autonomous Systems is sponsored by Cisco Research (Cisco Systems, Inc.). Cisco Research runs a rolling university research funding program that supports academic work across AI/ML, computer vision, natural language processing, cybersecurity, quantum information processing, networking, and distributed systems.