Google Gives $30M to 20 Nonprofit Organizations Specifically for AI
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June 9, 2025 – Google revealed the 20 organizations selected for its 2025 Google.org Accelerator: Generative AI program . Each group will share in $30 million in funding. They will also receive six months of hands-on tech training, pro bono guidance from Google’s AI experts, and access to Google Cloud credits.
These nonprofits, social enterprises, universities, and civic institutions pitched solutions across public health, crisis response, biodiversity, mental wellness, education, and antibiotic resistance challenges. Among the recipients:
- 3iS: builds tools to monitor crises in real time, helping allocate aid and predict threats.
- Aga Khan University (Kenya): creates an AI clinical advisor to support doctors with guidance aligned to local medical standards.
- ARMMAN: offers a multilingual AI assistant for nurse-midwives managing high-risk pregnancies.
- CETA Global: provides simulated role-play training to scale mental-health provider education.
- Earth Genome: turns satellite data into urgent insights for environmental disaster response.
- Phare Bio: drives open-access antibiotic discovery to fight drug-resistant infections.
Other program members focus on early literacy, math tutoring, mental-health tools for students, streamlined public service access, policy insights for Latin American cities, and biodiversity reporting .
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Google’s accelerator first launched in 2024. After graduating its initial 21 teams, they reported real-world results. For instance, Tabiya—a youth employment nonprofit—helped 8,000 job seekers faster and at one-quarter the cost using its open-source AI assistant, Compass. In a public survey, nearly two-thirds of nonprofits using AI said the technology improved their ability to pursue missions. Yet, only one in five reported that at least half their staff actively use generative AI .
The accelerator will run for six months, during which teams will receive monthly check-ins and workshops. The program concludes with demo day presentations to partners, funders, and investors. Google aims to help these groups scale solutions and improve lives globally.
Looking ahead, Google.org expects the 2025 cohort to launch pilot projects, measure impact, and strengthen operations. Its ongoing goal: ensure generative AI serves public-interest missions and drives positive change worldwide.
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