IBM Impact Accelerator is a grant from IBM Corporate Social Responsibility that funds nonprofit and government organizations addressing environmental and economic stress through technology solutions including artificial intelligence, sustainable agriculture, clean energy, and water management. The two-year social innovation program pairs grantees with IBM technology and an ecosystem of expert partners to deliver locally impactful, globally scalable solutions. To date, the program has supported 25 global projects across five cohorts. Eligible applicants are nonprofit and government organizations worldwide. Support includes technology resources and expert ecosystem access.

IBM Impact Accelerator (Resilient Cities cohort) is sponsored by IBM. This program supports urban-focused nonprofits using AI to build more resilient cities. It provides access to IBM technology and experts to accelerate and scale efforts, with a focus on areas like extreme heat risk analysis and climate stress for citizens.

IBM's CSR Grant Program: Education and Skills is sponsored by IBM. IBM's CSR initiatives focus on education and skills development, particularly in underserved communities, to bridge the skills gap and prepare individuals for the future workforce. A notable example is a partnership with a nonprofit providing coding education for young women in low-income neighborhoods.

IBM Education Security Preparedness Grant Program is sponsored by IBM. This program provides in-kind grants to K-12 schools worldwide to strengthen their cybersecurity posture. It includes IBM SkillsBuild training on AI and cybersecurity. While not a direct cash grant for software purchases, it could provide access to tools and expertise that incorporate data analytics for security.