Google.org Impact Report: Overview

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4.4M hours

Together, Google.org Fellows and employees have provided more than 4.4M hours to pro bono and volunteer initiatives, the equivalent of 2,100 working years
160 countries

Google.org has helped organizations have impact in all 50 states in the U.S. and more than 160 countries around the world
3,600

nonprofits, universities and other institutions supported with funding

$18B

in product donations
300,000 nonprofits

around the world use Google for Nonprofits products

Knowledge, skills and learning

28M students

Google.org-supported organizations have reached 28M students around the world with new computer science skills
Knowledge, skills and learning

4.1M people

4.1M people have been trained by Google.org-supported organizations to succeed in fast-growing, good-paying jobs
Knowledge, skills and learning

456,000 jobs

Google.org-supported organizations have helped more than 865,000 small and medium-sized businesses with loans or training, sustaining or creating more than 456,000 jobs

Scientific progress

16,000 research awards

Google.org has provided 16,000+ research awards and funding to more than 1,700 universities and research institutions in 99 countries
Scientific progress

2/3 time saved, 1/2 the cost

Google.org-supported organizations report that, on average, AI helps them reduce the time to achieve their goals by over two-thirds and their costs by half
Scientific progress

27,000 student researchers

Google.org has provided support to 3,100 faculty and more than 27,000 student researchers to help fund scientific breakthroughs that advance technology, including AI and computing

Stronger communities

15M learners

Google.org-supported organizations have reached 15M learners with media literacy and online safety skills training
Stronger communities

1.5M people

Google.org funding has helped cybersecurity programs and clinics reach 1.5M people globally

Stronger communities

400,000 educators

have increased their understanding of media literacy or online safety through Google.org-supported organizations
Stronger communities

140M people

Google.org-supported organizations have helped more than 140M people in moments of crisis

Our goal is to promote progress and expand opportunity for everyone through the combined impact of our people, products, philanthropy and the strength of our partnerships. We want to help others use technology in a way that makes the world a profoundly better place for all, and ultimately improves quality of life.

Maggie Johnson

Global Head and Vice President, Google.org

Google.org's approach

Our people

Google employees spent 4.4 million hours volunteering over the last two decades, putting to use their skills in engineering, digital marketing and more. Through our Google.org Fellowships, we empower Google employees to spend up to six months providing pro bono expertise to nonprofits and civic entities.

Google.org's approach

Our products

Google.org makes Google’s products accessible to nonprofits at little or no cost, including no-cost advertising via Ad Grants, which has driven 14 billion website visits to nonprofit websites. Since its founding, Google.org has contributed more than $18B in product donations to nonprofits worldwide, including no-cost access to Workspace for Nonprofits as well as Gemini and NotebookLM with enterprise-grade security protections. More than 300,000 nonprofits around the world use Google for Nonprofits products at no charge.

Google.org's approach

Our philanthropy

Google.org and Google employees have contributed nearly $6B to nonprofit organizations, supporting initiatives across workforce development, education, online safety, scientific research and more. This includes the recent $120M global AI Opportunity Fund which sets out to broaden access to AI education and training globally, recognizing that AI skills empower people with critical thinking and promote economic mobility.

People sitting in the back of an ambulance

Google.org's approach

Our partners

Google.org collaborates closely with nonprofits, governments, academic institutions and other philanthropic organizations that bring critical local expertise and the capacity for widespread reach. Google.org has supported more than 3,600 nonprofits, universities and other institutions with funding.