Applications are now for the F5 Tech for Good Grants Program. In 2024, F5’s Tech for Good Grants are focused on supporting nonprofit organizations that need greater technology resources to help address the outsized effects of climate change upon people of color and/or marginalized racial or ethnic communities.
Despite the fact that people of color and/or marginalized racial or ethnic communities have contributed little to historical greenhouse gas emissions, they are disproportionately affected by climate change—from sea level rise and extreme heat to polluted water and toxic chemical exposure.
Technology tools and services can be the enabler to the resources, opportunities, and information nonprofits need to address the outsized effects climate change has upon people of color and/or marginalized racial or ethnic communities. Yet competing or restricted funding priorities limit many nonprofits from making the technology investments that match the scale of the problem.
To help fill this technology resource gap, this is the second year F5 will focus its Tech for Good grants on nonprofits that are addressing climate justice for people of color and/or marginalized racial or ethnic communities.
F5 Tech for Good Grants Benefits
- Due to the scale of the climate justice challenge, F5 has also doubled the size of the Tech for Good grants in 2024 to $50,000 USD. Ten grant partners will be selected for funding this year.
Grant Eligibility Requirements:
- Grant funding is open to non-profits in all countries.
- Nonprofit organizations must be addressing issues related to environmental justice, such as (but not limited to) climate change mitigation/resilience, hazardous or toxic waste, biodiversity, or environmental education.
- Those served by the grant must be majority people of color and/or marginalized racial or ethnic communities.
- Nonprofit organizations must be a legally registered charitable organization and have been in operation or fiscally sponsored for at least three years.
- Funding must be used for technology needs.
- Applicants must have a website.
- For selected nonprofits based outside of the United States, an Enhanced Expenditure Responsibility (EER) process will be conducted by F5’s international grant making partner, CAF America. Funding will be contingent on the successful completion and approval of the EER process. F5 will pay for the EER fee.
How to Apply for F5 Tech for Good Grants
Click Here to Apply
For more information, visit F5
Application Deadline is April 30, 2024
Applications are now for the F5 Tech for Good Grants Program. In 2024, F5’s Tech for Good Grants are focused on supporting nonprofit organizations that need greater technology resources to help address the outsized effects of climate change upon people of color and/or marginalized racial or ethnic communities.
Despite the fact that people of color and/or marginalized racial or ethnic communities have contributed little to historical greenhouse gas emissions, they are disproportionately affected by climate change—from sea level rise and extreme heat to polluted water and toxic chemical exposure.
Technology tools and services can be the enabler to the resources, opportunities, and information nonprofits need to address the outsized effects climate change has upon people of color and/or marginalized racial or ethnic communities. Yet competing or restricted funding priorities limit many nonprofits from making the technology investments that match the scale of the problem.
To help fill this technology resource gap, this is the second year F5 will focus its Tech for Good grants on nonprofits that are addressing climate justice for people of color and/or marginalized racial or ethnic communities.
Benefits
- Due to the scale of the climate justice challenge, F5 has also doubled the size of the Tech for Good grants in 2024 to $50,000 USD. Ten grant partners will be selected for funding this year.
Grant Eligibility Requirements:
- Grant funding is open to non-profits in all countries.
- Nonprofit organizations must be addressing issues related to environmental justice, such as (but not limited to) climate change mitigation/resilience, hazardous or toxic waste, biodiversity, or environmental education.
- Those served by the grant must be majority people of color and/or marginalized racial or ethnic communities.
- Nonprofit organizations must be a legally registered charitable organization and have been in operation or fiscally sponsored for at least three years.
- Funding must be used for technology needs.
- Applicants must have a website.
- For selected nonprofits based outside of the United States, an Enhanced Expenditure Responsibility (EER) process will be conducted by F5’s international grant making partner, CAF America. Funding will be contingent on the successful completion and approval of the EER process. F5 will pay for the EER fee.
How to Apply
Click Here to Apply
For more information, visit F5
Application Deadline is April 30, 2024