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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.

384 projects

New Profit

New Profit is a venture philanthropy organization that backs breakthrough social entrepreneurs who are advancing equity and opportunity in America.

Boston, MA

Skyseed Fund

Bluesky created a green field with 25M users. We're the first fund exclusively focused on delighting them.

AT Protocol Community Fund

An AT Protocol community fund to support infrastructure, open source code development, and community initiatives like events and meetups.

Raft Foundation

Raft Foundation is a US-based 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor that brings communities together to support neighbors in need through:

Emergent Fund

We fortify intersectional grassroots movements by moving resources in real time, organizing philanthropy, and building capacity for lasting change.

Washington, DC

GrantWell

Every Grant. Every Deadline. One System Built for Cities.

Boston, MA
2026

Adessium Foundation

Adessium Foundation works towards an open society where everyone can participate fully, and rights and freedoms are protected.

Netherlands

Google.org Impact Challenge: AI for Government Innovation

The Google.org Impact Challenge: AI for Government Innovation is a $30M global initiative to help governments use AI to improve public services.

Mountain View, CA, USA
2026

Civic Engagement Microgrant Program

The Microgrant program provides funding for STEM graduate students, professional students (medical, dental, nursing, pharmacy, etc.), and postdocs who want to create projects that build policy, communications, and program management skills and are aimed at building dialogue with public officials, community leaders, and community members around issues of common interest. 

Arlington, VA