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GTIA announces new grantmaking program for nonprofits using tech to expand opportunity GTIA announces new grantmaking program for nonprofits using tech to expand opportunity The new GTIA grantmaking program is part of a substantial expansion of GTIA’s giving programs, which also includes member-directed giving and investments in host cities where major GTIA events are held. GTIA's expanded giving programs will result in $1.
5 million in contributions to nonprofits in 2025 as the IT channel’s leading association ushers in a new era of impact — defined by greater scale, deeper investment and a renewed commitment.
Priority will be given to organizations using technology to address resource deficits — such as limited access to healthcare, education, food or infrastructure — as well as systemic barriers like discrimination, poverty and geographic isolation, such as: Affordable internet initiatives Tech-enabled telehealth access Technology infrastructure support GTIA members are encouraged to refer nonprofits they know to apply for the grants (and those they refer should indicate the name of the GTIA member company in their online application).
GTIA grant applications now accepted through Sept. 15 Nonprofits that meet the grantmaking criteria are invited to apply directly by completing the GTIA grant application at gtia. org/grants .
The online application form includes questions about the organization’s mission, the communities served and how the organization is using (or planning to use) technology to drive impact. A preview of the form can be downloaded to allow organizations to prepare their application.
Type of work that may be funded includes, but is not limited to: Technology that enhances educational opportunities and outcomes Programs that bridge the digital divide Workforce initiatives using tech to open doors Tech innovation that creates new pathways to prosperity Bold initiatives that use technology to expand access and equity Applications are accepted from any nonprofit or school that: Is registered and in good standing Has strong leadership and a clear mission Can show measurable, sustainable impact Meets GTIA legal and reporting requirements The deadline for the current grant cycle is Sept.
15, 2025, with grantee notifications expected in November. PHOTO: Kelly Ricker, GTIA Chief Community Officer, and Quy "Q" Nguyen, Founder and CEO, Allyance Communications Inc., and Vice Chair of the GTIA Board of Directors, announce the new grantmaking program at ChannelCon 2025 in Nashville.
About the Global Technology Industry Association The Global Technology Industry Association (GTIA) is the only vendor-neutral, 501(c)(6) nonprofit membership community connecting and representing the worldwide IT channel. We set our members up for success by providing benefits that include trusted resources and networking opportunities.
In addition, the association sets industry standards that enable companies to build sustainable, secure, and profitable businesses in an ever-changing technology landscape. Internationally, GTIA represents tens of thousands of professionals from thousands of ITSPs, solution providers, vendors, distributors, and other companies serving the IT channel. For more information, visit gtia.
org . For more information about GTIA’s giving programs, visit gtia. org/giving .
Global Technology Industry Association (GTIA) welcomes new chair, 3 MSPs to board of directors OAKBROOK TERRACE, Ill.
– The Global Technology Industry Association (GTIA), the nonprofit membership community connecting and representing the worldwide IT channel, has announced election results for its 2025-2026 board of directors, naming Scott Barlow, chief evangelist and global head of community, Sophos, Inc., as the new chair and electing three MSPs as new board members. Global Technology Industry Association celebrates $1.
91 million in charitable giving in 2025 OAKBROOK TERRACE, Ill. — Feb. 2, 2026 — The Global Technology Industry Association (GTIA) today announced a major philanthropic milestone: $1.
91 million in total charitable giving in 2025. Made possible by the collective strength, engagement and leadership of GTIA’s global member community, this charitable investment supports 45 nonprofit organizations worldwide and reinforces the association’s commitment to advancing access, equity, education, workforce development, and technology-driven innovation.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations and schools referred by a GTIA member company. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $25,000 - $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for GTIA Gives Grants are due October 2, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
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