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Find similar grantsNonprofit ENG(INE) Grant is sponsored by See official notice. This initiative aims to empower nonprofits by providing tailored technological solutions through a dedicated engineering team. Priority is given to projects addressing workforce, financial security, and the advancement of women and girls, aligning with critical social challenges.
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for cutting-edge technology advancing social and economic opportunity ENG(INE) connects nonprofits with top-tier tech talent to supercharge their impact — because great technology shouldn't be out of reach for those doing the most important work. What would your nonprofit accomplish with several months of free AI engineering support?
We work with America’s leading nonprofits on their most mission-critical tech priorities to 10X their impact. ENG(INE) is philanthropically funded and led by AlleyCorp , one of NYC’s most prolific venture builders and investors. Leveraging our 50+ engineering team, ENG(INE) pairs nonprofits with a team of senior tech experts over 3 to 6 months to deliver major, strategic technological builds.
We believe in democratizing access to the best engineers and using tech to solve big social challenges.
Nonprofits are eligible to apply if they… Nonprofits should be registered as a 501c3 have an in-house engineering team Nonprofits should have an engineering team that can closely work with our team and maintain the build beyond our engagement can scale their impact using technology Nonprofits should have identified a critical technical gap and can make the case for how fixing it delivers scale and greater impact focus on at least one of these areas Nonprofits should should be primarily working on Health Equity, Workforce, Government Services.
Organizations improving health outcomes for all—regardless of race, income, location, or other social factors—by ensuring equal access to quality healthcare, resources, and opportunities to achieve their best possible health. Organizations driving innovation in addressing automation challenges, digital skill gaps, fair employment practices, and creating pathways to economic opportunity at the community level.
Organizations enabling better government service delivery for residents, including by streamlining complex funding streams, improving the accessibility and effectiveness of social service programs, and building capacity in local and state civic institutions. Selected nonprofits gain access to AlleyCorp’s complete AI/ML product development lifecycle capabilities.
This includes access to our Data Scientists, Engineers, Product Designers, User Researchers, and Project Leads. Capabilities include, but are are not limited to: Application Product Design and UX for AI integrations Data Science expertise for AI-driven functionalities Core infrastructure & platform development Engineer tooling & API creation Ready? Here’s how to work with us.
Get your questions answered in real time by ENG(INE)’s organizers. Watch the final product demos from the 2024 cohort. Upload a video of your proposed project and its impact, and a video walking through your existing tech stack.
If selected, we’ll invite you to a live virtual pitch in early September. Apply Today Deadline July 30, 2025 Frequently Asked Questions Read our FAQs or reach out if we missed anything! Frequently Asked Questions “There is demonstrable value from bringing in outside expertise.
Nonprofit Eng(ine) was able to curate their partnering team from a much larger team in a way that we could not have done. ” “Nonprofit Eng(ine) changed the trajectory of our startup. Working with the team gave us the technical fuel and ML capabilities to grow to serve 30K students annually.
” Pascaline Servan-Schreiber Cofounder, AlleyCorp Impact Managing Partner, AlleyCorp Impact Investor, AlleyCorp Impact Managing Director, Blueridge Labs Managing Director, Robin Hood Learning + Technology Fund Chief of Staff, Code For America Director, Patrick J. McGovern Foundation Executive Director, TechNYC Executive Director, The David Prize President, Siegel Family Endowment
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations. Priority is given to projects addressing workforce, financial security, and the advancement of women and girls. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Nonprofit ENG(INE) Grant is funded by See official notice. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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