In-kind technology grants for mission-driven organizations
Faciotech Foundation provides technology philanthropy as practical support, not cash awards. Eligible nonprofits, schools, and community organizations receive the services, training, equipment access, setup, and technical guidance they need to operate more effectively.
A grant model built around capability, not cash
Our grant support is designed for organizations that need technology to serve people better but may not have the internal capacity to select, configure, train, and sustain the right tools. Instead of issuing money, we deliver the technology support directly and stay involved through adoption.
Practical technology capacity
Grant support may include hands-on implementation, software setup, website or workflow support, staff training, donated or discounted tools, basic equipment access, and documentation.
No unrestricted cash awards
Faciotech Foundation does not provide money grants, cash disbursements, or unrestricted funding. Support is delivered as approved services, training, equipment access, setup, and technical assistance.
How an in-kind technology grant works
Discovery and fit review
We review the organization, the community need, the current technology gaps, and the practical outcomes the team wants to achieve.
Grant package design
When there is a clear fit, we define the support package: services, training, equipment access, setup, documentation, implementation help, and success measures.
Direct delivery
The grant is delivered in kind. We provide the approved support directly through technical work, training sessions, tool configuration, equipment access, and implementation assistance.
Adoption support
After delivery, we help the team document workflows, answer operational questions, and keep the technology useful for staff, volunteers, and the people they serve.
Technology grant tracks
Nonprofit technology setup
Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, email, shared drives, account security, staff onboarding, and operating systems that help nonprofit teams coordinate their work.
Training and digital confidence
Digital skills, AI for work, website management, data handling, cybersecurity basics, and practical training that helps staff use technology responsibly.
Equipment and access support
Where available and mission-critical, grants may include basic equipment, device access, connectivity support, or donated and discounted tools needed for service delivery.
Websites and service systems
Website support, forms, simple databases, reporting workflows, event registration, donor communication, and service-delivery systems that make operations more reliable.
Who can apply
- Nonprofits, schools, faith-based organizations, community groups, and social impact teams with a clear public-benefit mission
- Organizations that need practical technology services, training, equipment access, setup, or technical assistance rather than cash
- Teams working in education, social services, humanitarian support, youth development, community resilience, nonprofit operations, or digital inclusion
- Applicants ready to assign staff time, participate in the support process, and adopt the tools after delivery
Frequently asked questions
Are these cash grants?
No. Faciotech Foundation does not provide money grants or unrestricted cash awards. Our grants are delivered in kind through approved services, training, equipment access, software setup, configuration, and technical assistance.
What can a technology grant include?
A technology grant may include staff training, AI and digital skills workshops, Microsoft 365 or cloud setup, website management support, equipment access where available, account security, forms, data workflows, documentation, and technical guidance.
Can equipment be included?
Yes, when equipment is necessary, available, and connected to the approved technology support package. Equipment support is provided directly; it is not cash for the applicant to spend.
Who should contact us?
Nonprofits, schools, community organizations, and social impact teams should contact us when technology is limiting their ability to deliver programs, manage operations, train staff, communicate, or serve people well.
Ready to discuss a technology grant?
Tell us what your organization is trying to improve. We will assess whether an in-kind package of services, training, equipment access, setup, or technical support is the right fit.