V6A Labs
V6A is in the business of ideas, particularly those that arrive before the institutional and cultural infrastructure to support them do.
Explore 384 projects in the Get funding category of the Civic Tech Field Guide.
Resources to help you find financial support for your work, no matter which type you seek.
Civil society groups, non-profits, media organizations, and campaigns are often in need of additional resources to do their difficult work. With this ever-growing collection, we hope to make the path to finding funding a little shorter.
V6A is in the business of ideas, particularly those that arrive before the institutional and cultural infrastructure to support them do.
Daybreak for Frontline Defenders is OpenAI's $1B initiative subsidizing AI cyber-defense tools, training, and support for under-resourced defenders of essential services, water, power, local government, community banks, with a US public-sector pilot via MS-ISAC.
Name any US foundation or nonprofit and see how it actually gives, or who actually backs it.
Polarity is an open creative programme from the Evens Foundation offering content creators up to €10,000 plus editorial support, training, and in-person workshops to make online content that helps people disagree better, rather than louder.
Aspen Policy Academy has opened applications for a free, six-session accelerator that helps individuals and small teams turn a half-formed civic AI policy idea into something they can pitch to decision makers.
Urban Data Challenge (UDC) is a long-running (since 2013) national Japanese open-data initiative that pairs an annual public contest, awarding data-driven solutions to local problems, with a nationwide network of "regional hubs" building local data-utilization communities across Japan.
The OpenAI Foundation is committing $50 million in 2026 to support nonprofits engaging with AI to advance their missions and serve their communities.
Limelight Foundation is Europe's leading journalism fund, strengthening the continent's information infrastructure.
The Digital Justice Fund works towards nurturing an ecosystem where groups resisting violent technological harms and imagining more nourishing relationships with technologies have the resources they need to dream, organise, build and thrive towards liberatory digital presents and futures.