Google.org Grants (General Education Funding) is sponsored by Google.org. Google.org invests in organizations that expand access to computer science education and address education equity gaps, particularly for underserved communities. Their initiatives include providing grants to nonprofits that build STEM pipelines for Black, Hispanic, Native American, and women-identifying students, and collaborating with community organizations, governments, and schools to dismantle barriers to entry in the tech sector.

Google.org Computer Science Education Grants is a grant from Google.org that funds nonprofits, schools, and institutions working to expand access to high-quality computer science education. Through a combination of financial grants, technical expertise, and program partnerships, Google.org supports initiatives that increase participation in CS learning among underrepresented and underserved communities, with a particular focus on building educator capacity and scaling digital skills programs. Funding amounts vary by project and are distributed as part of Google.org's broader Knowledge, Skills and Learning initiative, which also covers AI skilling, cybersecurity education, and workforce preparation for jobseekers. Organizations must be aligned with Google.org's mission to expand opportunity and must demonstrate measurable impact.

Google.org Grants is sponsored by Google.org. Google.org supports nonprofits that use technology and innovation to tackle complex global challenges, focusing on Education, Economic Opportunity, and Inclusion. This includes supporting organizations building platforms to scale digital learning resources, challenging bias and prejudice, and advancing criminal justice reform, including digital training for formerly incarcerated individuals.