The Global Technology Industry Association (GTIA) has officially opened applications for its 2025 grant program, offering nonprofit organizations and schools funding of up to $50,000. These grants are designed to support projects that use technology to improve lives, expand access, and tackle pressing challenges in under-resourced communities worldwide.
With a total commitment of $1.5 million in charitable giving for 2025, GTIA expects to award nearly $600,000 through this cycle. Individual awards will typically range between $25,000 and $50,000, with potential for larger-scale grants depending on applications.
What GTIA Funds
GTIA prioritizes innovative and practical technology-driven initiatives that address gaps in access and opportunity. Areas of focus include:
- Educational technology that improves learning outcomes
- Digital inclusion programs that bridge the digital divide
- Workforce development initiatives using tech to create job opportunities
- Technology-driven solutions that expand equity and prosperity
- Bold innovations addressing systemic barriers in under-resourced communities
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Eligibility Criteria
Nonprofits and schools are encouraged to apply if they meet the following:
- Legally registered and in good standing
- Strong leadership with a clear mission
- Demonstrated ability to create measurable, sustainable impact
- Compliance with all reporting and legal requirements
GTIA does not fund individuals, for-profit organizations, political or religious groups, or discriminatory programs.
Key Dates
- Applications Close: September 15, 2025
- Grantee Notifications: November 2025
Why Apply
This grant is more than financial support; it’s a chance to scale impactful solutions, gain visibility, and connect with GTIA’s global network. Projects that break barriers, promote digital inclusion, and use technology for social good are especially encouraged.
How to Apply
Eligible nonprofits and schools can submit their applications directly through the GTIA online portal. The form requires details on your mission, the communities you serve, and how your project leverages technology to drive impact. Applicants connected to GTIA members should indicate the referring company in their submission.
Apply now and be part of a movement using technology to empower communities and transform lives.
