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The AI for Economic Opportunity Fund is a partnership between GitLab Foundation and OpenAI providing $250,000 in catalytic funding per organization plus technical resources to US-based nonprofits developing AI solutions that measurably improve economic mobility for low-income populations.
Priority areas include unlocking siloed data expanding agent interoperability reducing service delivery costs personalizing learning validating skills and strengthening labor market intelligence. Recipients receive six months of prototyping support from February to August including OpenAI engineer mentorship API credits and technical guidance culminating in a Demo Day at OpenAI San Francisco headquarters.
Selected projects become eligible for additional scaling grants from partner philanthropies. The program launched its third annual call for applicants in 2025. This is distinct from the OpenAI Foundation People-First AI Fund which provides unrestricted grants to a broader range of nonprofits and from Google.
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Search similar grants →Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: US-based nonprofit organizations using AI to measurably improve economic mobility for low-income populations anywhere in the world. Organizations may submit up to three concept notes per application cycle. Annual call for applicants typically opens in mid-year with prototyping period running February through August. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates Minimum $4 million total fund with $250,000 per selected organization in catalytic funding for prototyping over six months. Additionally provides OpenAI API credits six months of technical support from OpenAI engineers and mentorship. Selected organizations become eligible for scaling grants from partner philanthropies. Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
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Community Grants (New York and Pennsylvania Regions) is sponsored by William G Mcgowan Charitable Fund. The McGowan Fund provides support to 501(c)(3) organizations working in three core areas: Education (addressing achievement gaps and college success), Human Services (stabilizing housing and addressing food insecurity), and Healthcare (providing care to the uninsured and preventing cardiac disease). The fund focuses on evidence-based programs that aim to end cycles of poverty and suffering. Geographic focus: New York (Monroe and Yates Counties) and Pennsylvania (Lackawanna and Luzerne Counties) Focus areas: Education, Human Services, Healthcare, Poverty Alleviation, Homelessness, Food Security, Mental Health, Early Childhood Education
General Funding Requests ($25,000 and Under) is sponsored by Warren Alpert Foundation. This program provides funding for medical research, medical education, and occasionally general education and basic human services. It is intended for smaller-scale requests and offers a direct application process. Geographic focus: New England (CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT) prioritized Focus areas: Medical Research, Medical Education, General Education, Basic Human Services
Samvid Scholars is sponsored by Desai Sethi Foundation Inc.. A merit-based scholarship and leadership program for mission-driven graduate students committed to effecting positive change in society. The program provides financial support for tuition and fees, as well as two years of leadership development, mentorship, and access to a community of changemakers. Geographic focus: United States Focus areas: Education, Leadership, STEM, Healthcare, Social Sciences, Public Policy