AD GRANTS
Google Ad Grants
Google makes available up to 10,000 USD in-kind Google Ads advertising grant every month for qualifying nonprofits
- Your organization must hold valid charity status. Governmental entities and organizations, hospitals and medical groups, schools, academic institutions and universities are not eligible for the grant.
- Have a high-quality website that meets the Ad Grants website policy.
- Get approved through the Ad Grants pre-qualification process after your organization is enrolled in Google for Nonprofit.
CHARITABLE GIVING
Facebook for Social Good
Nonprofits can raise money directly from their Facebook Page with donate button and Page Fundraisers. Nonprofits using Facebook’s payment platform to process donations pay no fee.
- Be a 501(c)(3) organization registered with the IRS
- Have a tax ID number. Organizations with fiscal sponsorship do not qualify to use Facebook Payments to receive money from donations.
- Have a bank account registered with a licensed financial services institution.
TELL ABOUT YOUR CAUSE TO THE WORLD
YouTube for Nonprofit
Nonprofits can connect with their supporters, volunteers and donors by sharing their stories through YouTube videos. The following resources are available to YouTube Nonprofit Program partners.
- Direct viewers to external campaign landing pages with Link Anywhere cards
- Nonprofits gain access to shoot or edit their videos at YouTube Spaces across the globe.
- Access to YouTube Creator Academy for Nonprofit.
Eligibility same as is for Google Ad Grants
SHORT MESSAGING FOR CHANGE
Twitter for Good
Twitter offers resources to enable nonprofits to amplify their message.
- Pro bono advertising credits to nonprofits as a way to use the power of Twitter’s advertising platform to amplify their message.
- Pro bono advertising resources and extensive skills training to amplify specific online campaigns.
- Skills training for nonprofits to share Twitter’s best practices for content and engagement.
