
Grant Opportunities: The application window is open through October 2, 2026.
Thank you for your interest in GTIA’s giving opportunities. We are proud that our philanthropy is guided by GTIA members and reflects the causes and communities that matter most to them.
The current funding opportunity is invitation-only. Nonprofit organizations must be invited by a GTIA member and receive an application link to apply. Applications are currently open and will close on October 2, 2026.
See below for more information.
We’re investing in nonprofits using tech to expand opportunity.
GTIA awards grants to nonprofits and schools that use—or need—technology to improve lives, with a focus on under-resourced communities locally and globally. Our grants can provide funding to support smart, scalable solutions that tackle real-world challenges, from broadband access to AI-powered learning tools.
Many of our best grant applicants are referred by GTIA members. If you know eligible nonprofits or schools using tech to improve lives, encourage them to apply. Be sure they indicate the name of your GTIA member company in their online application.
Read our latest news:
>> GTIA Announces $5 Million Charitable Giving Commitment for 2026
>> Global Technology Industry Association Celebrates $1.9 Million in Charitable Giving in 2025
What We Fund
We prioritize nonprofits and schools using technology to address resource deficits as well as systemic barriers. Areas of focus include but aren’t 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
Want to better understand what we fund? Meet the Nonprofit Grantees GTIA Supported in 2025
Now Accepting Grant Applications Via Member Referral
We expect to award $2 million to nonprofits through this special member-referral grantmaking program as part of our $5 million total charitable giving commitment for the year. It is anticipated that grants will be awarded in the $25,000 to $50,000 range, with the potential for larger-scale grants (depending on the applications received).
In 2025, we awarded $600,000 through our grantmaking program.
GTIA recently announced a major expansion of its charitable investments, approving $5 million in giving for 2026—an increase of more than 160% over the $1.9 million contributed in 2025, made possible by the collective strength, engagement and leadership of GTIA’s global member community. GTIA’s commitment to philanthropy is strengthened by its long-term endowment strategy, ensuring sustainable, member-guided giving for years to come.
GTIA hit a milestone with $1.9 million in total charitable giving in 2025. But we are just getting started. See the full list of 2025 grantees (PDF)
Who Should Apply
The current funding opportunity is available by invitation only. Eligible nonprofit organizations must be invited by a GTIA member and receive an application link to apply. Applications are open through October 2, 2026. Members can invite a nonprofits or school that:
- Is registered and in good standing
- Has strong leadership and a clear mission
- Can demonstrate measurable, sustainable impact
- Meets all legal and reporting requirements
We do not fund: Individuals, for-profit efforts, political or religious groups, or organizations that discriminate.
Important Dates
If your work advances digital access, fosters innovation or breaks down barriers for under-resourced communities, you can apply.
- September 1: Applications open
- September 1 - October 2: Application period
- November 15 - 30: Applicant notifications
How to Apply
Nonprofit organizations that have been referred by a GTIA member company should apply using the link below. The platform allows you to make an account so that you can save your application and have time to fill it out completely.
Are you a nonprofit in need of a member referral? Reach out to us at [email protected] for additional guidance.